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Story summary
- Cameron Boozer and Cayden Boozer were born via in vitro fertilization to provide a compatible bone marrow donor for their brother Carmani, who has sickle cell disease.
- The decision sparked controversy over the creation and potential discarding of embryos.
- Critics say IVF treats children as commodities and question which lives to bring, while the Boozers call it a "child-centered" decision.
- The family's story is featured in ESPN's documentary "Blood Brothers."
