Is eugenics still practiced today

Eugenics as a formal movement is largely discredited and not practiced in the way it was in the early 20th century. However, some aspects, such as genetic screening and reproductive technologies, can raise ethical concerns related to selective breeding and the potential for discrimination. While these practices aim to prevent genetic disorders, they can inadvertently reflect eugenic ideologies if not approached with caution. Thus, while eugenics as a concept is not officially practiced, its legacy influences contemporary discussions on genetics and ethics.