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American IVF clinics are happily offering sex selection
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The United States is one of the few countries where IVF sex selection is legal – and it is a US$500 million market, according to a provocative feature in Slate. Arguments against sex selection used to assume that most couples would choose boys and that the procedure would stigmatise girls. A psychologist – who chose the sex of her third child – told Slate that sex selection could be dangerous.