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Abortions on Down Syndrome Babies Still High, Maybe 85 Percent

Nashville, TN (LifeNews.com) -- Abortions on babies with Down syndrome are still

high and estimates show that as many as 85 percent of babies with the condition

are victims of abortion. " To me it's scary, " Imparato, president and

chief executive officer of the American Association of People with Disabilities,

told the Tennessean newspaper. " It's like trying to create a master race. " Dr.

Summar, a pediatrician at the Vanderbilt children's hospital's Down

syndrome clinic says she also thinks that more women are probably having

abortions when tests show the baby has the condition. Still, she thinks more

data is needed to prove it. Research shows only about half the expected number

of babies with Down syndrome were born in 2001. The study in The American

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology found a nationwide decline in Down syndrome

births, even as more women are giving birth later in life, which greatly

increases the risk of Down syndrome.

Has anyone else seen this? I didn't think parents were still being told to do

this! So Sad!!!

Reggie

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