Reproductive technologies / Louise I. Gerdes, book editor.
by Gerdes, Louise I.
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Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Long Loan | MOMBASA CBD CAMPUS | RG133.5 .R467 2010 (Browse shelf) | Available | 126988 |
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RG121 .S56 2002 Biology of women / | RG121 .S56 2002 Biology of women / | RG133.5 .F38 2011 Baby-making / | RG133.5 .R467 2010 Reproductive technologies / | RG 525 .M87 2008 What to expect when you're expecting / | RG525 .P68 2009 Pregnancy day by day : | RG551 .K76 2008 The joy of pregnancy : |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 120-125) and index.
Society is embracing reproductive technology / Gregory Pence -- Reproductive technology is disturbing / Francis Kane -- Reproductive technologies should be regulated / Franco Furger and Francis Fukuyama -- Reproductive technologies should not be regulated / Ronald Bailey -- Reproductive technologies pose a threat to children's identities / Elizabeth Marquardt -- Reproductive technologies do not pose a threat to children's identities / Josephine Johnston -- Genetically designing babies is ethical under certain circumstances / Patrick Tucker -- Genetically designing babies is unethical / Michael Sandel -- Gender selection is ethical / Norbert Gleicher and David H. Barad -- Gender selection can in some cases be unethical / Preeti Shekar -- Disposing of unused frozen embryos poses ethical challenges / Liza Mundy -- Freezing eggs to delay motherhood should be discouraged / Laura Vanderkam -- Egg donation puts donors at risk / Jennifer Schneider -- Seeking egg donors in developing nations exploits poor women / Antony Barnett and Helena Smith.
Essays cover varying viewpoints surrounding reproductive technology, including its role in multiple births, genetic intervention, and gender selection.
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