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|a In vitro fertilisation in the 1990s :
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|a Cover; Half Title; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of contributors; Preface; Acknowledgement; List of abbreviations; Part One: Introduction; 1: Introduction and development of IVF and its ethical regulation; 2: Two decades of IVF: A critical appraisal; 3: Interdisciplinarity and the specific responsibility of ethics towards science and technology; 4: Different ethical perspectives in IVF discussion; Part Two: Infertility; 1: A personal account of infertility; 2: Different kinds of infertility, possible reasons for infertility; 3: Accepting infertility.
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|a 4: Social aspects of infertility5: Psychosocial aspects of infertility and treatment; 6: Is the desire for a child too strong? or Is there a right to a child of one's own?; 7: To an ethics of desire; Part Three: Indications for in vitro fertilisation; 1: Infertility treatment without consideration of differenciated indications; 2: Infertility propagated to the next generation by in vitro fertilisation; 3: What shall we do with the unexplained infertility?; 4: Alternative, non-IVF therapies; 5: Ethical considerations concerning alternatives to IVF therapies.
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|a Part Four: Counselling in the process of decision-making1: Ethical decision-making for in vitro fertilisation in a multicultural setting; 2: The process of ethical decision-making; 3: Counselling practice; 4: Ethical neutrality in counselling? The challenge of infertility; 5: The illusion of neutrality in counselling practice; 6: Genetic counselling; Part Five: IVF-treatment: Chances and risks; 1: Success of in vitro fertilisation; 2: Success rates in IVF; 3: IVF, its success rates and their ethical significance; 4: Multiple pregnancy; 5: Multifetal pregnancies: reduction or prevention?
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|a 6: Multifetal pregnancies: Considerations in couples with a genetic problem7: The effects of IVF on the women involved; 8: In vitro fertilisation and freedom of action; 9: Freedom through science?; Part Six: Human embryos in IVF; 1: Human embryos in medical practice; 2: Are there inconsistencies in our ethical understanding of the human embryo?; 3: Supernumerary embryos: some social issues; 4: Social issues surrounding supernumerary embryos; 5: The status of human embryos in Irish medical practice; 6: The fate of supernumerary embryos: what do patients think about it?
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|a 7: Putting IVF-clients' views on the fate of their embryos into contextPart Seven: The status of human embryos; 1: The moral status of potential persons; 2: The moral and legal status of the human embryo; 3: The legal status of the human embryo; 4: Legal regulations in Europe; 5: A distinct category? About the moral status of human surplus embryos; 6: Research on human embryos; Part Eight: Connecting lines between IVF and preimplantation diagnosis and gene Therapy; 1: Connecting lines from a medical point of view; 2: The possible impact of preimplantation diagnosis for infertile couples.
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