Human reproduction, emerging technologies, and conflicting rights / Robert Blank, Janna C. Merrick ; [foreword by Arthur L. Caplan].
Detalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. Congressional Quarterly 1995.Descripción: xiv, 269 p. ill. 23 cmISBN:- 0871879387
- Human reproductive technology -- Moral and ethical aspects
- Medical ethics -- United States
- Public Policy -- United States
- Technology Assessment, Biomedical
- Reproduction Techniques
- Human reproductive technology -- Government policy
- Tecnología de reproducción humana Aspectos morales y éticos
- Tecnología de reprodución humana Política gubernamental
- Técnicas de reproducción
- Política pública Estados Unidos
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- WQ 205
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This book examines the controversial and increasingly complex policy issues surrounding reproduction today. Blank and Merrick argue that medical advances, changing social values, and novel legal cases are challenging conventional notions of reproductive rights, and creating difficult public policy dilemmas.
This exciting volume focuses on the conflicts surrounding reproduction and reproductive rights. Restricted access to abortion, rights of surrogate and biological mothers, the right to control fertility, fetal and embryo research, and a pregnant woman′s duty to avoid risk are among the timely issues explored in this book. Conflicts in the maternal-fetal relationship, such as court-ordered intervention, maternal substance abuse, and workplace hazards are also covered.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [229]-249) and index.
Reproductive rights: ethical and policy context--Abortion: private choices, public action -- The right to control fertility: sterilization and contraception --Assisted reproduction: expanding the right to have children -- Surrogate motherhood: redefining the family -- Prenatal intervention: choosing the characteristics of unborn children--Conflict in the maternal-fetal relations
ship -- Issues in fetal and embryo research -- Reproductive rights and neonatal care -- Changing reproductive rights: technology and policy.