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Problem-based learning in reproductive physiology

Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health, 2004
One of the most misunderstood concepts in progressive educational curricula is that of problem-based learning (PBL). Often confused with problem solving, the two are quite different. Courses conducted in a PBL format use problems as a launch pad for resulting study.
Derek K, Lobb, David R, Inman, Richard G, Butler   +2 more
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Problems of Reproduction — Abortion

1991
Reading the contributions to the literature on the abortion controversy is most illustrative of the current impasse in many bioethical discussions. The positions of writers, on either side, arise from motivations that appear to them to be correct a priori. Their points of view are then supported by analogies, more or less cleverly constructed.
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An Investigation into the Problems of the Ages of Marriage and Reproduction

Chinese Sociology & Anthropology, 1984
There is a fairly widespread idea on the issue of "late marriage" and "late reproduction," that is, since "late reproduction" is associated with "late marriage," "early marriage" then is naturally linked with "early reproduction." In light of this, we conducted in the first six months of 1981 an extensive social survey in urban districts of Beijing ...
W, Duan, Y, Yang
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The Problem of Reproductive Cloning

2002
At the time of its emergence the issue of cloning did not paint itself as a legal problem. In the meanwhile it has transformed itself into a significant “testing ground” for the theoretical and practical analysis of the interplay between ethics and law.
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Methodological Problems in the Studies of Reproductive Failures

Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine, 1988
Epidemiological studies of reproductive failures are still rather few in spite of the importance of the research. One of several reasons for this could be the methodological problems of such studies. Some of these problems are discussed in this communication.
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Common Reproductive Problems in Bovines and Canines

2011
Agricultural Extension is one of the youngest disciplines that focus on enhancing agriculture and rural livelihood through improved information and communication (ICT) processes.The discipline primarily involves conceptualization, design, development, evaluation and application of innovative ways to use ICT in transfer of research output to the end ...
K. Harendra, S. Nandi
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Reproductive technologies are not the cure for social problems

Journal of Medical Ethics, 2020
Giulia Cavaliere disagrees with claims that ectogenesis will increase equality and freedom for women, arguing that they often ignore social context and consequently fail to recognise that ectogenesis may not benefit women or it may only benefit a small subset of already privileged women.
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Social Reproduction as a Problem in Feminist Theory

Russian Studies in History, 2001
In today's society, social reproduction operates at several levels: the reproductive, the socioeconomic, and the ideological. Obviously, women play a central role in the processes unfolding on all three of these levels, and this role is especially pronounced today.
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The new reproductive technology: problem or solution?

Sociology of Health & Illness, 1992
AbstractNew reproductive technologies, such as in vitro fertilisation, have been the subject of heated debate among academics, medical ethicists and policy makers. This paper examines the literature of physicians, infertile consumers of the technology and feminist critics, and argues that differences in the meaning of procreation are at the root of the
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Evidence-based management of reproductive problems

Hospital Medicine, 1999
Evidence-based medicine has become the catch-cry phrase of the 1990s. It is about using evidence from well-designed research and applying it to everyday practice. It would be a difficult task to appraise all the evidence from research without the help of well-prepared systematic reviews. This article examines some aspects of this approach.
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