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    Gender Selection

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    2014 Gender Selection The process of selecting a gender to be used in establishing a pregnancy has been a controversial issue in the United States. The new reproductive technologies have raises ethnical questions regarding its morals injustices. These revolutionary techniques create many disagreement among people as some believe that is beneficial and others think it is wrong because is not part of God’s wishes. What people who disagree with this procedure do not understand is that gender selection

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    Gender Selection Essay

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    Gender selection of the embryo prior to conception is one of the controversial topics‚ which has been widely debated considering different aspects. (1‚6) It is a dynamic topic to discuss‚ which raises arguments supporting and rejecting whether it is correct to perform the practice or not. (6) Advanced medical technologies in reproductive medicine facilitate for the couples to choose the gender of their future child prior to pregnancy by using a method called “Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis” (PGD)

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    fertilisation (IVF) marks a great step forward in medical technology‚ and Australia is a leader in the field. IVF is now a popular procedure for couples who are infertile or are having trouble conceiving. However‚ it raises ethical‚ moral and legal issues including the rights of an individual‚ property rights‚ the definition of human life‚ scientific experimentation versus a potential human life‚ religion‚ costs‚ and community‚ medical and taxpayer’s rights. The process of IVF involves mixing

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    IVF essay

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    Question: Is IVF worth the risks and possible side effects for the mother and child? The process of conception is open to a myriad of complications‚ starting from fertilization. If an individual‚ male or female‚ is infertile‚ they are biologically unable to contribute to the conception of a child. According to McArthur ’s ’Infertility statistics ’ (2007) one in eight couples are infertile. Ordinarily a fertile couple in their twenties having regular unprotected sex has only a 25% chance of conception

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    Sex/Gender Selection

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    GENDER/SEX SELECTION For a long period of time now‚ people have been interested in controlling the sex of their offspring. Whether it is a boy or a girl‚ there are many different ways to achieve this goal by either using modern science or Mother Nature. There are several arguments for and against sex selection. Many see gender selection to be all right if there is a medical reason involved. Some see it as a way to control the population. Then‚ there are people who see it as murder. The question

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    Catholicism and Ivf

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    Question: Can infertile catholic couples go through IVF and not feel guilty about going against their faith beliefs? Hypothesis: IT IS POSSIBLE FOR COUPLES WHO ARE STRONG IN THEIR FAITH TO GO THROUGH IVF AND CONTINUE THEIR FAITH BELIEFS WIHTOUT FEELING GUILTY. Catholicism and IVF Pope Benedict XVI: Scientific and technological progress in the field of bioethics becomes a threat when man loses sense of his own limitations and in effect‚ aims to take the place of God the creator.

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    IVF Research Paper

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    10‚ 000 Australian couples are treated with IVF each year. The expensive and rather risky program (costing around $4000 excluding overheads) allows infertile couples to achieve pregnancy when conventional therapy has failed or is unacceptable. The procedure involves placing eggs that have been fertilised in a cultured dish directly into the uterus. A successful procedure will go as follows: - Couples are counselled about their situation and informed on the procedure‚ their obligations and

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    GENDER BIASES IN RECURITEMENT AND SELECTION SUBMITTED BY SAROSH ANJUM (2007-1-72-8181) TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 PROBLEM STATEMENT 3 INTRODUCTION 3 DEFINITION OF GENDER BIASES 3 WORKING WOMEN IN PAKISTAN 3 GENDER BIASES IN PAKISTAN 4 WOMEN IN JOB MARKET 4 METHODOLOGY 6 PURPOSE 6 SAMPLE 6 MEASURE 6 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS 7 PROCEDURE 8 RESULTS 8 CONCLUSION 14 RECOMMENDATIONS 15 REFERENCES 17 APPENDIX 18 LETTER OF

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    misuse of gender selection technologies and the lack of restrictions is repulsive. Lack of restrictions on how the medical community uses the technologies they upgrade and invent is unethical‚the medical community should have limitations on how they use their technologies‚specifically the gender selection technologies.Technologies used for gender selection was used for determining if the fetus has the genetic disease or disorder that the parent has but now are used to select the gender of the embryo

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    fertilization (IVF)‚ and the founder of the LA Fertility Institute as well‚ has already maintained in 2009 that his clinic would carry out trait-selected serves soon (Mara‚ 2011). Since the first efficacious treatment of infertility‚ IVF is still being improved. Besides‚ ethical and regulatory issues around this new technique never stop making controversy. This paper will briefly summarize the revolution of in vitro fertilization (IVF). After‚ the success rates and defect of IVF will be analyze

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