
This past weekend was the last before school began. So, we set out to Western Pennsylvania to check off a few more National Park Services sites in my kids’ passport books.
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My name is Mark W. Leach. I am an attorney with a Master's in Bioethics. I have presented at international, national, regional, and local conferences for obstetricians, medical geneticists, genetic counselors, bioethicists, and Down syndrome support organizations. I have been published in professional journals, national and local newspapers, and on-line blogs. This blog is a continuation of my efforts to provide perspective and resources for Continue Reading
This past weekend was the last before school began. So, we set out to Western Pennsylvania to check off a few more National Park Services sites in my kids’ passport books.
Continue reading...There is a new way to access in more ways than ever the most widely-recognized and acclaimed resource for parents receiving a prenatal test result for Down syndrome.
Continue reading...A federal judge has ruled that Indiana’s statutory ban on Down syndrome-selective abortions is likely unconstitutional and to not allow women to selectively terminate would amount to irreparable harm.
Continue reading...This post will have many photographs of a camping trip my kids and I took. They are images that many parents can’t imagine when they’re told their child has Down syndrome.
Continue reading...On Friday, June 3, 2016, Muhammad Ali finished his last fight and left us. His life and how he lived it offered many lessons. Here’s one on making predictions about another’s life.
Continue reading...I’m of the generation whose mothers made them write thank you notes for gifts received. Consider this an open thank you note to the gift my daughter’s elementary school gave her and us.
Continue reading...Mary Harris reported on a woman that launched the search for a prenatal test for Down syndrome. While some key corrections should be made for any future reports, overall, Harris’ is a piece of reporting to be appreciated.
Continue reading...The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists and the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine have issued new guidelines on the administration of prenatal screening and diagnostic testing. A critical reading of the guidelines makes clear that the justifications given for prenatal testing are limited in the case of Down syndrome to allowing for aborting the pregnancy […]
Continue reading...Two developments in the Spring of 2016 have focused on abortion and Down syndrome prenatal testing.
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