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The creation of babies made from the genetic information of three people has been approved by the UK's fertility regulator. The technique would be used to prevent babies from inheriting lethal genetic diseases by adding a tiny amount of DNA from a third person to the genetic information from its mother and father. Do you think the creation of such 'three‑parent babies' should or should not be allowed? Published on 16 December 2016 → Survey conducted on 16 December 2016 on 14707 GB adults
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