Babies are Made for Embryo Scanning?! | Eugenics Experiments on Babies?! | House to Home Episode 13 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 18, 2025 · 26 MIN

Babies are Made for Embryo Scanning?! | Eugenics Experiments on Babies?! | House to Home Episode 13

from House to Home: Family Policy Today · host Family Policy Alliance

On this episode of House to Home, Joseph Kohm and Grace Youngson discuss the latest development of the nucleus genome, a tool for scanning embryos for certain desirable and undesirable traits. This is a bold push for eugenics that has largely gone under the radar, but we address this and give our analysis of the implications of this story.Listen in to learn more. Check out this article here: https://thefederalist.com/2025/06/06/under-the-guise-of-preventative-medicine-for-ivf-eugenics-is-back/ Subscribe to never miss a new update on how policy today affects you!If you want more from FPAF, connect with us on social media:Instagram: https://instagram.com/family_policy Facebook: https://facebook.com/familypolicyalliance X: https://x.com/family_policyVisit our website: https://familypolicyalliance.com/See you next week on House to Home!#LetParentsParent #protectkids #news #biblicalworldview #prolife #protectchildren #protectkids #bigtech

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