Titlebook: Reprogen-Ethics and the Future of Gender; Frida Simonstein Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Gender.artificial womb.assi

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Introductionere was a special session on human enhancement in which panelists addressed important issues, such as biopsychological enhancements. The possibility of regulating emotions through pharmacological means, biases that may affect our judgments against human enhancement, health care inequalities that wil

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The Medicalization of Reproduction – A 30 Year Retrospectivected reproductive practices and our view of reproduction. Has ART medicalized and technologised reproduction, and if so does that raise any ethical problems? Are there, for instance harmful effects of medicalization, or has the developments reduced the freedom of some people?

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Assisted Reproduction in Developing Countries: The Debate at a Turning Pointbecause she failed to conceive and refused to sleep with her brother in-law to increase her chances of getting pregnant [1]. She did not have access to treatment and in her culture she could not negotiate her status in her family and society outside motherhood. This is not a rare story rather the re

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Ethical and Socio-Cultural Aspects that Influence ART in Latin American in general because they are closely linked to human’s procreation and sexuality and their future development. Their have also put in evidence the ever-going universal debate about the beginning of life.

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Women, Work, and Children: Is There a Solution?ed, usually out of necessity. But the rapid increase in higher education for women after World War II brought a massive change in possibilities, opening the way to work by choice and to seek the same professional goals as men. An important part of that story is for women who want to work to determin

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