For a large share of pregnant women, testing for Down syndrome and other chromosomal abnormalities is a standard part of prenatal care. This testing has gotten quite a bit of negative press in the last few days. In particular, news reports have questioned the value and accuracy of new technologies that claim to detect problems…
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