PubMed · 3470103
Preconceptional sex selection.
Abstract
The desire to control the sex of our offspring prior to conception has been present throughout man's history. In recent years the application of a more scientific approach to the problem has resulted in techniques capable of providing interested couples with an 80% chance of having either a boy or a girl according to their wishes. The medical, ethical, economic and sociological implications of these advances will require close attention in future years.
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J Hewitt. 1987. Preconceptional sex selection.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3470103/
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