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Virgin Births and Sterile Debates: Anthropology and the New Reproductive Technologies

Current Anthropology, 1992
Embryo research in Britain has been controversial and the 1984 Warnock report on human fertilization and embryology has been in the center of the battle over the legality of embryo research. Research is permitted under Parliamentary decision as of April 23 1990.
Cris, Shore, R G, Abrahams, Jane F, Collier, Carol, Delaney, Robin, Fox, Ronald, Frankenberg, Helen S, Lambert, Marit, Melhuus, David M, Schneider, Verena, Stolcke, Sybil, Wolfram   +10 more
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Reproduction, Ethics, and Public Policy: The Federal Sterilization Regulations

The Hastings Center Report, 1979
After 6 months of public hearings and a controversial climate the Department of Health Education and Welfares rule governing federal financial participation in sterilization programs went into effect in the United States on March 8 1979. The regulations attempt to formulate a government policy for some difficult ethical questions -- the meaning of ...
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[Psychosomatic aspects of sterility and assisted reproduction].

Orvosi hetilap, 1993
The authors survey the literature of psychosomatic aspects of infertility, in-vitro-fertilization and embryo transfer. They emphasize the most important thesises of psychosocial and psychodynamical approaches. The changing of sexual and marital relationship of infertile couples are analysed as well.
A, Forgács, P, Szeverényi
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Comments on “Sterilization, Privacy, and the Value of Reproduction”

1978
Joseph Ellin has written a provocative paper on the matter of procreation and sterilization. Although he concludes that involuntary sterilization violates a basic right to privacy, not many will be satisfied with his argument that this is unrelated to a right to procreate, and that the latter interest in procreation is not an “important” interest to ...
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Indigenous Women and the Risk of Reproductive Healthcare: Forced Sterilization, Genocide, and Contemporary Population Control

Journal of Human Rights and Social Work, 2021
E. Clarke
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[GIFT: reproductive reality for the sterile couple].

Ginecologia y obstetricia de Mexico, 1991
From June 1987 thru December 1988, 72 patients entered our gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) program. The average age of our patients was 28 years with of infertility. The causes for being selected to the program were: Unknown (14), Endometriosis (14), Male (13), Ovarian (5), Cervical (9), Tubo-peritoneal (6) and oocyte donation (11).
S, Hernández Ayup, R, Santos Haliscak, M, García Martínez, F, Morales Caballero, R, Loret de Mola Gutiérrez, P, Galache Vega   +5 more
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Induced sterility illuminates the effects of reproduction on growth.

Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences
The Reproductive Drain Hypothesis is a long-held and widespread idea that the energetic costs associated with reproduction drive growth deceleration in fish by appropriating energy previously allocated for somatic growth prior to maturity. This theoretical notion remains contentious and has been challenging to test given the difficulty of controlling ...
Collin James Farrell, Brett M Johnson, Adam G Hansen, Brian W Avila, Christopher A Myrick   +4 more
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Reproduction in mules: Embryo transfer using sterile recipients

Equine Veterinary Journal, 1985
Summary Nine intraspecies horse embryos and four intraspecies donkey embryos were recovered non‐surgically on Days 7 or 8 after ovulation and transferred surgically to recipient mules. Five of the horse embryos and three of the donkey embryos were transferred to cycling mules that had ovulated five to seven days before transfer as ...
C. J. DAVIES, D. F. ANTCZAK, W. R. ALLEN
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Subtle Forms of Sterilization Abuse: A Reproductive Rights Analysis

2018
In 1977, women workers in the lead pigment department of an American Cyanamid plant in West Virginia were given the ‘choice’ of being sterilized or moving to lower-paying jobs. Subtle sterilization abuses include situations in which a woman or man legally consents to sterilization, but the social conditions in which they do so are abusive—the ...
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[Maternity, sterility and reproduction technology].

Acta psiquiatrica y psicologica de America latina, 1995
The idea of maternity--and paternity as well--reaches far beyond the field of biological reproduction inasmuch as it implies a subject's desire, besides being regulated by the symbolic order: Language, myths, patterns and values of a given culture.
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