The Following Questions for Readings: "Genetics and Reproductive Risk: Can

The Following Questions For Readings: "Genetics and Reproductive Risk: Can Having Children Be Immoral?," Laura M. Purdy
-Purdy argues that until we can be assured that Huntington's disease does not prevent people from having a minimally satisfying life, individuals at risk for the disease have a moral duty to

A) remain childless.
B) have very few children.
C) try not to bring affected babies into the world.
D) wait until a cure is found for the disease.