How might society react to babies with two genetic fathers?
Scientists have created fertile mice using genetic material from two sperm cells, raising the possibility of similar techniques being used in humans in the future. While the technology faces significant hurdles, it also sparks ethical and social debates, particularly given current political climates surrounding reproductive rights, about the potential impact of children with two genetic fathers. The article suggests that, like IVF, future attitudes toward this type of reproductive technology may become more accepting over time.