CHILDREN CONCEIVED THROUGH ASSISTED REPRODUCTION: THE EXTENT AND LIMITS
OF THEIR RIGHT TO KNOW THEIR GENETIC ORIGINS. A COMPARAT Page 1 CHILDREN …

The revolution in the assisted reproduction technologies has caused particular problems for
both lawyers and social scientists, in identifying the legal relationships, and in assessing the …

Thousands of children are born every year in the United States conceived with the use of
assisted reproduction technology (" ART"), bringing sought-after babies to couples who …

Assisted reproduction technology (ART) is a growing and quickly advancing field of
medicine in today's modern world. As technology improves, individuals who previously …

It is estimated that one couple in six in the United States has to deal with issues of infertility. It
is assumed that worldwide rates are comparable. In 35% of cases, the infertility is caused by …

At the heart of the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) is the attempt to realise
a commonly anticipated future–the opportunity, if desired, to create and raise a genetically …

This article surveys some of the difficult unresolved legal issues created by the increased
use of assisted reproduction to procreate children. Some aspects of this technology, such as …

At its most basic level, family law concerns the rights and obligations of persons as they
create, maintain, and dissolve their family households. Whether created through marriage or …

What started out as an effort to help married couples fulfill their dreams of having genetically
related children has, within just a few short years, triggered a revolution about how we think …

By Bruce L. Wilder eople wanting to form families using assisted reproduction technology
(ART) do so for a number of reasons, including infertility, aversion to sexual intercourse …