The science to detect fetal abnormalities continues to improve dramatically. As the article below shows, soon there will not be a need for CVS testing or Amniocentesis to determine any genetic abnormalities, which will protect the fetus and save unnecessary discomfort to the Mother or Surrogate.
https://www.latimes.com/science/la-sci-fetal-dna-test-20140227-story.html
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