Chris Kaposy delves into the realm of bioethics, examining the complex ethical questions surrounding medicine and technology. His work critically analyzes the intricate moral dilemmas faced by patients, practitioners, and society at large. Through his thoughtful scholarship, Kaposy seeks to illuminate the profound societal implications of medical advancements and foster more considered approaches to healthcare ethics. His writings invite readers to contemplate the future of medicine and our collective role within it.
Chris Kaposy reflects on parenting his son with Down syndrome in the midst of a supposed disappearance of people with this condition. Writing from a pro- choice, disability-positive perspective, Kaposy presents decades-old bioethical controversies, revealing the prehistory that has shaped current attitudes toward intellectual disability.
An argument that more people should have children with Down syndrome, written from a pro-choice, disability-positive perspective.