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Lawmakers in the U.K. have voted to allow DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide to create babies from the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide of three different people. It will be the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide country in the world to do this. There was a vote in Britain's parliament, where 382 DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide voted for allowing three-person babies and 128 voted against the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide. The idea behind three-person babies is to stop DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide being passed from a mother to her newborn baby. Doctors say that as many as 150 babies a year could be born using the new DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide. The first baby to be born using the DNA from three DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide could be as early as next year. The technique will help families with mitochondrial diseases. These are DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide and affect about one in 6,500 children DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide.

The technique is quite DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide. It combines the DNA of the two parents with the DNA of DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide woman. Doctors replace the unhealthy, disease-carrying DNA in the mother's DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide with healthy DNA from the donor. The result is that the baby receives about 0.1 per cent of its DNA from the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide woman. Lawmakers said the technique was "light at the end of a DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide tunnel" for many families. Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron said: "We're not playing God here. We're just making DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide that two parents who want a healthy baby can have DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide." Critics say the technique could be DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide. They say it would open the door to the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide modification of children and "designer babies" in the DNAanotherdangerousdarkdiseasesdoctorsdonoreggfirstfuturegeneticideaincurablelawmakersonepeoplesimplesuretechniqueworldwide.