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Autonomy under pressure: a scoping review of social egg freezing in the bottom quintile of the gender gap index. [PDF]

BMC Med Ethics
Takahashi S, Abdullah ZM, Senguttuvan M, Dobson H, Ghaly M.   +4 more
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Can the International Conference on Population and Development Programme of Action and Cairo Consensus Normalize the Discourse on Population? [PDF]

Glob Health Sci Pract
Brown W, Hardee K.
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Framing reproductive narratives: A thematic discourse analysis of news representations of childlessness in 86 countries (2015-2025). [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Taqwim SF, Xu W, Kang YH, Aweesha H, Rashmi R, Amani PJ, Mushi V, Kim R, Schröders J.   +8 more
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Societal pessimism and trajectories of fertility expectations among Dutch non-parents. [PDF]

Genus
Ivanova K.
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What's out there? [PDF]

Reprod Biomed Soc Online, 2018
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Consent and Conflict: Factors Associated with Premarital Decision-Making for Young Women in Conflict-Affected Settings in Yemen

Greenbaum C, Tauseef H, Alkebsi T, AlDaram A, Kaff AA, Attal B, Robinson WC, Elnakib S, Zimmerman L.   +8 more
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Why not coercive pronatalism? [PDF]

Journal of Medical Ethics
Ji-Young Lee argues that pronatalist policies in countries suffering from declining birth rates, such as South Korea, are ethically flawed. (1) The ‘soft’ pronatalist policies Lee describes aim at persuading citizens to reproduce.
Joona Räsänen, A. Smajdor
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Reconciling moral discourses on choice, risk and pronatalism: the politics of elective egg freezing in Singapore

Culture, Health and Sexuality
This article examines the framing of choice, risk and pronatalism in Singapore’s debate on elective egg freezing, beginning from the government’s review of the ban in 2012 and ending in 2023 when the procedure was legalised.
Gracia J. Lee
exaly   +2 more sources

To never exist is always best. A critique of the metaphysics of pronatalism in contemporary bioethics

Bioethics
The subject of this paper is a critique of the pronatalist metaphysics that underlies bioethics and shapes the thinking and discourse on reproductive rights. The point of reference is the philosophy of antinatalism presented by Marcus T. L.
Konrad Szocik
exaly   +2 more sources