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Dead Human Bodies and Embryos: Commonalities and Disparities in Ethical Debateween the use of bequeathed bodies, tissue from abortuses and surplus embryos from IVF programmes, to explore the notion of embryos and foetuses as proto-cadavers. The aim is to see what can be learnt from debates within anatomy at the life/death border, and emerging issues at the border between the embryo, foetus and post-natal existence.

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The Immortal Life of Ethics? The Alienation of Body Tissue, Ethics and the Informed Consent Procedurt attitudes and understanding of ethical issues surrounding iPSC research. We suggest that current ethical and informed consent practices and guidelines are not adequate for emerging biotechnologies, such as iPSCs, and argue that new methods of communicating informed consent to research participants are required.

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Towards an Understanding of Embryo Donation in New Zealand: The Views of Donors and Recipientsscuss whether or not embryos are regarded as cells that constitute a resource for family-building or whether they have immutable social ties to the donors by virtue of genetic and genealogical links. We explore some of the longer-term issues involved with ED and offer a framework from which to make sense of this practice.

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Ethics for Embryologistsinking. Learning to be non-judgmental is a key quality that most scientific workers in this study considered essential to developing an ethical response to situations that challenged their personal values and beliefs, and which allowed them to perform their professional duty to serve the public.

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Hermann Simon,Christian Homburgarged with the task of regulating fees, licensing, and monitoring clinics that offer surrogacy services, and screening and registering surrogates. We think a similar model can be used in the case of live organ donation as well as gamete and embryo donation.