Titlebook: Reproductive Health and Assisted Reproductive Technologies In Sub-Saharan Africa; Issues and Challenge Olanike S. Adelakun,Erebi Ndoni Book

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Reproductive Health Rights in Liberia: The Case of (Il)Legal and (Un)Safe Abortioninstances, deadly. The United Nations report in 2017 shows that Liberia ranks the ninth highest of 184 countries in the world, with a maternal mortality rate of 661 per 100,000 live births. The major causes of maternal mortality in Liberia are haemorrhage, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, sepsis

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Reproductive Health Rights and the Regulation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (Art) Services imake decisions concerning their reproduction. Infertility has deprived many people of the joy and the desire of natural biological reproduction which could be a result of defects in their reproductive system such as genetic deficiency, defective sperm, blocked fallopian tubes, anovulation etc. The e

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New Frontiers for Reproductive Health Rights: Contemporary Developments in the Regulation of Assiste as reproductive law—is a developing area in South African law, and one in need of in-depth analysis. To this end, this chapter provides an overview of the emergent law relating to the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs), covering core concepts, relevant legislation and case law. Reflec

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Informed Consent and Ethical Considerations in Assisted Reproductive Technology in Nigeria: Options ied out is a . in the practice of Assisted Reproductive Technologies. This permission emanates from the right to autonomy which a patient should enjoy. Implicit within this right to informed consent is that the patient is given adequate information about the treatment he or she is to be subject to.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-2411-0Reproductive health in Africa; Regulation of assisted reproductive technology in Africa; Access to fer

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