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De wet van 6 juli 2007 betreffende de medisch begeleide voortplanting en de bestemming van de overtallige embryo's en gameten vormt het sluitstuk van jarenlange intensieve besprekingen over maatschappelijke en ethisch gevoelige vraagstukken die verband houden met medisch begeleide voortplanting. In dit boek worden de bepalingen van deze omvangrijke en complexe wet op een toegankelijke wijze grondig besproken. Achtereenvolgens komen daarbij aan bod: het toepassingsgebied, de medisch begeleide voortplanting met embryo's en gameten, de mogelijke bestemmingen van embryo's, gameten en gonaden, de afstammingsrechtelijke gevolgen na medisch begeleide voortplanting, de toepassing van medisch begeleide voortplanting na overlijden van één van de wensouders, de genetische pre-implantatiediagnostiek en de strafsancties bij overtredingen. Als bijlage zijn voormelde wet van 6 juli 2007 toegevoegd, alsook de wet van 11 mei 2003 betreffende het onderzoek op embryo's in vitro.

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This text argues that our perceptions about both pregnancy and infertility are limited by our culture's battles over the meaning of choice and control, arguments over what is natural or unnatural, and the troubled relationship between reproduction and the domestic sphere.When a woman in the United States becomes pregnant or tries to become pregnant, she enters a world of information, technology, and expertise. Suddenly her body becomes public in a new way: medicine, law, and popular culture all offer her sometimes contradictory "expert" advice. This text explores the advice offered to pregnant and infertile women by examining assumptions about femininity, class, and the reproductive body that structure the language of expertise. Even advice books written from a specifically countercultural or feminist point of view often attempt to police the way women think about their bodies. The authors here argue that our perceptions about both pregnancy and infertility are limited by our culture's battles over the meaning of choice and control, arguments over what is natural or unnatural, and the troubled relationship between reproduction and the domestic sphere.

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Stem cell research, therapeutic cloning, and preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) are just a few of the issues receiving attention in the medical and general press. As new procedures, techniques, and treatment options become available, new ethical issues arise. Ethical Dilemmas in Reproduction examines the ever-changing interaction between ethics, society, and scientific advances in reproduction.It covers: The implications of PGD becoming PGS - selection rather than diagnosis Defining the embryo and its status in relation to the child to be How the debate on the embryo and its status changes with advances such as therapeutic cloning and the use of stem cells Evaluating the risks of multiple birth pregnancies and the material, psychological, and marital stress a couple may face The dilemmas that new techniques such as oocyte and ovarian freezing raise for women considering ways to preserve their fertility Preparing prospective parents for the psychological effects of secrecy and anonymity associated with children conceived through gamete donation The dilemmas involved in helping HIV patients have children The medical profession as a whole faces the responsibility of integrating the benefits of a new technique within the ethical questions raised in using that technique. Nowhere is this more evident than in the science of reproduction. Your patients depend upon your advice when making decisions in this sensitive area. Ethical Dilemmas in Reproduction provides a framework for articulating the issues and making decisions. This text examines the ever-changing interaction between ethics, society and scientific advances in reproduction. It seeks to provide a framework for doctors to articulate issues to patients in order to assist the decision-making process.

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For those who undergo it, infertility treatment is costly, time-consuming, invasive, and emotionally and physically arduous, yet technology remains the focus of most public discussion of the topic. Drawing on concepts from medical ethics, feminist theory, and Roman Catholic social teaching, Maura A. Ryan analyzes the economic, ethical, theological, and political dimensions of assisted reproduction. Taking seriously the experience of infertility as a crisis of the self, the spirit, and the body, Ryan argues for the place of reproductive technologies within a temperate, affordable, sustainable, and just health care system. She contends that only by ceasing to treat assisted reproduction as a consumer product can meaningful questions about medical appropriateness and social responsibility be raised. She places infertility treatments within broader commitments to the common good, thereby understanding reproductive rights as an inherently social, rather than individual, issue. Arguing for some limits on access to reproductive technology, Ryan considers ways to assess the importance of assisted reproduction against other social and medical prerogatives and where to draw the line in promoting fertility. Finally, Ryan articulates the need for a compassionate spirituality within faith communities that will nurture those who are infertile.

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