… for abortion ethics in particular, this book also deals with the ethical objections to … artificial
uterus may well be similar to cloning: a sudden technological advance with dramatic ethical …

… This procedure occurs at the intersection of two ethically … grafts, and shares some of the
ethical concerns raised by these non-… This paper explores the ethical issues raised by UTx with a …

… concerns dominate the bioethical literature on artificial wombs. For the sake of completeness,
we address the most discussed (reasonable) ethical questions raised in the literature …

… human body as an external device, as opposed to an artificial uterus grown via … began
to grow an artificial uterus using cells removed from a woman’s uterus, hormones and growth …

… transplants (and assisted reproduction more generally) it is the recipient of the uterus (or
patient being treated with an artificial reproductive technology, ART) who is the guardian of the …

… and ethical implications of research on artificial wombs. … I call it an artificial uterus. I want
to see whether I can develop … an artificial uterus so then you could grow a baby to term." …

… The use of artificial uteruses for ectogestation could generate ethical questions because
of the technology’s potential impact on the point of “viability”—loosely defined as the stage of …

… Although at first consideration, the integrative parenthood objection would seem to exclude
both embryo adoption and the use of an artificial uterus, I believe that the interpretation of …

… artificial uterus to survive the critical period of 24 to 28 weeks … Every day that a fetus develops
in an artificial uterus … infants’ fetal development in the artificial womb to 28 weeks, we can …

… The renucleated egg is then placed in a uterus or artificial womb for gestation and normal
development.168 While cloning has precedents in the plant and animal worlds,169 this mode …