Titlebook: Hot Topics in Human Reproduction; Ethics, Law and Soci Joseph G. Schenker,Martin H. Birkhaeuser,John J. S Book 2023 The International Acade

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Human Reproductive Cloningdicts the very essence of reproduction. In addition, it will not help couples wishing to have their own biological children, since in this case the offspring will only be the biological child of one parent, especially when a woman has no ovaries and therefore not even the maternally inherited cytopl

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Sex Preselectionin an affected child whether a male or female child. Its application for social indication has been associated with huge ethical debate, disapproval, and even condemnation.. There are contrasts in the ethical approaches to sex selection for social indications in different countries. In countries whe

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Medical, Social, Legal, and Religious Aspects of Genetic Donation aims to thoroughly examine these aspects in an evolving field, delineate the roots of gamete and embryo donation, present their intricacies, and, lastly, highlight their ultimate value in contemporary treatment of infertile couples.

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Artificial Intelligence in Reproductive Medicine assess various aspects throughout the IVF process, such as gamete analysis, embryo selection, and monitoring IVF laboratory KPIs (key performance indicator). In this chapter, we present an overview of the implementation of AI in different aspects in reproductive medicine.

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COVID-19 Pandemic and Vaccinationple RNA virus that causes mild respiratory infection in most cases and can be easily transmitted between humans, usually via respiratory droplets. The high mortality, which was about 1% in the beginning of the pandemic, and even more so the high morbidity seen in many patients, has caused an immense

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Philosophical Considerations About the Beginning of Humana Life and Their Clinical Implicationsence and clinical research in reproductive medicine. Obstetrician–gynecologists already are familiar with ethical considerations, especially about the moral status of the embryo and the fetus. Obstetrician–gynecologists are less familiar with the metaphysical considerations that underlie these famil

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ART: Right to Reproducerapid improvements in evaluation and treatment modalities within the field, public scrutiny continues to spark an array of legal and ethical debates which challenge scientific innovation. As a result, federal and state legislatures as well as professional societies have been forced to intervene in a