In vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most widely known assisted reproductive technique (ART).
Due to IVF, a number of medical practices have emerged, such as surrogate motherhood or …

With the development of biomedical technologies, scientists are faced with new thresholds
of moral and ethical framework of society. Therefore, to conduct further experiments that can …

Background and aim: The studies of Nobel laureate Robert Geoffrey Edwards led to the first
in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer in 1978. Since then, reproductive medicine has …

One of the main characteristics of the new millennium is the affirmation of human rights in all
aspects of human existence, with the intention of turning declarative statements into reality …

Religion and science have been interrelated since the beginning of human history.
Nowadays, religious groups still exert influence on civil authorities in the field of …

In dealing with reproduction, the Church believes that every human being has a beginning
but has no end; this is why conception constitutes an event of unique importance. The exact …

Currently, there is no law in Romania regulating how infertile patients can access medically
assisted reproductive techniques, to expressly show whether some of these (the most …

Background. While assisted reproductive technology (ART), including in vitro fertilization has
given hope to millions of couples suffering from infertility, it has also introduced countless …

Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) include the artificial or partially artificial methods
to achieve pregnancy. These new technologies lead to substantial changes regarding of …

It is important to those who practise reproductive techniques to learn about different religious
perspectives related to reproductive health problems. Religious groups are active in …