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Assisted Human Reproduction: Psychological and Ethical Dilemmas

Dani Singer (Editor), Myra Hunter (Editor)
ISBN: 978-1-86156-349-1
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248 pages
February 2003
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Contributors.

Foreword (Professor Susan Golombok).

Introduction.

Chapter 1: Assisted human reproduction: contemporary policy and practice in the UK (Eric Blyth, Nina Martin and Claire Potter).

Chapter 2: Issues of gamete donation and sex selection: a clinician's view (Francoise Shenfield).

Chapter 3: Ethical issues - the major faiths: a personal view (Jim Richards).

Chapter 4: Human reproduction and human rights (Derek Morgan and Robert G. Lee).

Chapter 5: Donor-assisted conception: what can we learn from adoption? (Julia Feast).

Chapter 6: Children raised in assisted human reproduction families: the evidence (Clare Murray).

Chapter 7: Disclosure and development: 'taking the bady home was just the beginning' (Alexina M. McWhinnie).

Chapter 8: Psychological therapy and counselling with individuals and families afrter donor conception (Sharon A. Pettle).

Chapter 9: Policy development in third party reproduction: an international perspective (Ken Daniels).

Appendix: Resources.

Index.

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