Tag Archives: assisted human reproduction
The (Unknown) Costs of Private-for-Profit IVF
Alana Cattapan questions the balance between clinic profits and costs to patients in the Canadian infertility business.
Sperm is Property: So Says the Court
Vanessa Gruben and Angela Cameron foresee many more difficult legal questions arising from dispositional disputes over reproductive materials.
“Surrogacy” and Parental Licensing
Christine Overall argues that the failure to protect the interests of children born of “surrogacy” arrangements is a moral error, and that the prospective parents of such children must be screened and licensed.
The Ethics of Spending Millions on High-Tech Pregnancies: ‘Made in Quebec’
Françoise Baylis on why Quebec should not publicly fund in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Impact Ethics 