Is editing the DNA of an unborn child ethical or unethical?

Genome editing has come a long way. According to proponents of genome editing, manipulating the embryo's DNA is the only way to prevent genetic disorders. Families who have a history of cancer, dementia, or cardiovascular disease might use this method to protect their children before they are born. But there are many discussions around the scientific society on whether it is ethical or a possible disaster. Opponents worry that playing with genes will go beyond treatment and that people will take advantage of genome editing by designing their babies. Scientists are arguing about where we should draw the line.
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