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Tunisian doctor warns that embryo testing could lead to the elimination of girls

Tunisian doctor warns that embryo testing could lead to the elimination of girls

The Tunisian doctor, Ahmed Al-Souqi, raised concerns about the use of a non-invasive test to detect genetic disorders in pregnant women, particularly its potential misuse for illegally and unethically determining the gender of the fetus. He emphasized that some individuals might use this technology to avoid having female children. He warned that continued misuse of such practices could threaten the population balance in Tunisia. Al-Souqi called on the Ministry of Health to regulate the use of the test and prevent its application outside of legitimate medical purposes, citing India's experience, which suffered a surge in female selective abortions due to the same technology.

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