The availability of computer‐controlled artificial hearts, kidneys, and lungs, as well as the
possibility of implanting human embryos in ex vivo uterus models or an artificial …

Many people believe that the abortion debate will end when at some point in the future it will
be possible for fetuses to develop outside the womb. Ectogenesis, as this technology is …

The article aims to elaborate the progress made in partial ectogenesis research on sheep as
well as human embryos. Since the ban on embryos experimentation after the 14-day …

Most existing literature on the ethics of full ectogenesis has proceeded under the
presupposition that science will at some point produce sophisticated technologies for full …

Advances in artificial reproductive technologies continue to emerge forcing us to rethink how
we view human reproduction. The next major advance predicted to emerge on the scene is …

This paper aims to address how artificial gestation might affect equality of opportunity for the
unborn and any resultant generation of “ectogenetic” babies. It will first explore the current …

If there is any contemporary debate that is intractable, the debate about abortion is. The
intractability arises particularly on account of those who oppose all abortions and those who …

Background Breakthroughs in animal studies make the topic of human application of
ectogenesis for medical and non-medical purposes more relevant than ever before. While …

The inability to support the growth and development of a mature fetus up to delivery results
in significant human suffering. Current available solutions include adoption, surrogacy, and …

The creation of embryos for research use has drawn a great deal of criticism. It is difficult to
defend an ethical distinction between what one can do to" spare" embryos and what one can …