UK’s Parliament Approves Three Parent In Vitro Fertilization

British parliament members have passed a bill allowing for three parent in vitro fertilization procedures. The measure approved Tuesday allows scientists to take DNA from three people - making it the first country to legalize the practice. Supporters of the controversial technique, which stops genetic diseases being passed from mother to child, said the backing was “good news for progressive medicine” while critics argued that the controversial method raises too many ethical and safety concerns. Does the procedure, a form of in vitro fertilization, open the door to scientists playing God? We take a look at the debate surrounding this historic move, in this Lip News clip with Gabriel Mizrahi.