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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Introductionf regulating emotions through pharmacological means, biases that may affect our judgments against human enhancement, health care inequalities that will follow from the adoption of genetic technology, the social impact and cost if the new technology is accepted, and women’s equality by genetically becoming as strong as men were all discussed [1].

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‘Can’t Avoid It, Can’t Afford It’: Assisted Reproduction in Israel and Bulgariahe effective freedom of some people; because the broad social acceptance of ART in many countries has changed social default expectations with regard to reproductive choices. This chapter offers an empirical study of these observations.

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1567-8008 arate topics within bioethics. This is the first volume to o.‘Reprogen-Ethics and the Future of Gender‘ brings together three tightly related topics, which have so far been dealt separately in bioethics: assisted reproduction, enhancing and gender. Part one in this book targets present policies and

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Keynote: New Higher Education for Lifelong Learning,gy (ICT) as an important enabling factor. Moving from industrial to knowledge intensive economies there is a need for ., knowledge workers with new qualifications. For the modern professional, lifelong working is identical with lifelong learning; the modern professional is a .. Innovation is the dri

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Lapis Philosophorumd das Allheilmittel für die Welt? Den Alchemisten freilich wollte ihr gro?es Opus nie so recht gelingen, denn irgendeine der unz?hligen Vorschriften und peinlichst einzuhaltenden Bedingungen ist zuletzt doch immer nicht beachtet worden, und so schl?gt das Ergebnis fehl, und die langwierige Prozedur

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Syndrome X: A Heterogeneous Syndrome. Historical Background, Clinical Presentation, Electrocardiogratreating physician. As recently discussed by Cannon et al3, despite the generally benign prognosis of the condition and reassurance by cardiologists, most patients with the syndrome of “angina with normal coronary arteries” continue to have chest pain, attend out-patient clinics, receive antianginal treatment, and undergo repeat hospitalizations.