Science is moving forward rapidly in reproductive and perinatal medicine. For example, the
Human Genome Project is producing a wealth of new information, much of which bears on …

What factors might account for the extraordinary worldwide interest in the new reproductive
technologies during the past decade? The answer must of necessity be impressionistic …

This text addresses the host of ethical questions that has arisen recently in response to the
development of new reproductive technologies. Addresses the ethical questions which have …

As one of the new reproductive technologies, amniocentesis is rapidly becoming routmized,
especially for pregnant women in their mid-thirties and older. Prenatal diagnosis has been …

Since the 1960s ethical problems in health care and the biomedical sciences have gripped
the public consciousness in unprecedented ways. In part, this is the result of new and …

Who owns frozen human embryos? Are" surrogate motherhood" arrangements dangerous
for women? Should access to in vitro fertilization be limited or increased? With the …

In this first statement of the ESHRE Task Force on Ethics and Law, the focus is on the pre-
implantation embryo. This embryo is owed respect as a symbol of future human life. The …

'The Supreme Court has decided that the peace, order, and good government power can be
invoked in support of federal Differences and similarities legislative action. We are firmly of …

ISSUES IN BIOMEDICAL ETHICS; General Editors: John Harris, University of Manchester;
Soren Holm, University of Copenhagen.; Consulting Editor: Ranaan Gillon, Director, Imperial …

Many of the ethical issues arising from the use of prenatal diagnosis for specific discases
and cases are apparent to practitioners who have already confronted some issues in prac …