Titlebook: Ethics in Reproductive Medicine; David R. Bromham,Maureen E. Dalton,Peter J. R. Mil Book 1992 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1992 Embryo.e

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Embryo Therapy: Is There a Clinical Need?, al. 1990), it is perhaps natural to raise the question of embryo therapy, particularly the correction of genetic defects. It is easy to assume that the therapeutic maxim “the earlier the better” holds true even at this primitive stage of development. Indeed, the Report of the Committee of Enquiry i

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,Embryo Therapy: The Philosopher’s Role in Ethical Debate,was held to be the analysis of the language of morals, such words as “good”, “duty”, “ought” and “right” (or I suppose their opposites, though these did not get much of an innings). It was thought to be enough for philosophers to explain that such words were hidden imperatives, or were the expressio

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The Rights of the Pre-embryo and Fetus to In-vitro and In-vivo Therapy,sulted from successful assisted reproductive technology in clinics throughout the world. The practices of in-vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) are becoming more widely available and applied, but the ultimate success rate, as judged by live births per cycle of treatment, remains low

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Maternal-Fetal Conflict: Pregnant Drug Addicts,eonatal intensive care unit of Bronx-Lebanon hospital: “filled with baby misery: babies born months too soon; babies born weighing little more than a hardcover book; babies that look like wizened old men in the last stages of a terminal illness, wrinkled skin clinging to chicken bones; babies who do

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Expanding Human Populations and Their Ecosystems,ed round the ethical dilemmas of the demographic trap, its main purpose was to break the taboo on discussing the trap at all, and to encourage aid agencies to adapt their policies to it. The resolution of ethical dilemmas is a social process of balancing competing premisses, and unless the taboo is

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The Ethics of Sexual Restraint,l sexual behaviour. The question it addresses is what ethical significance attaches to this alleged fact. The assumption is that the threat of sexually transmitted disease places a premium on having few sexual partners rather than many and on knowing enough about those sexual partners to be assured

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Screening and Discriminating: Resource Implications of the New Technology,sible. Older types of screening can now be carried out earlier and more reliably (e.g., to screen for the sex of the foetus and for ethnically-related conditions such as sickle cell anaemia). Young foetuses can now also be screened for predisposition to other conditions. Imagine these include so-cal