Hi all. Similar to a post yesterday, I'm a year 12 Australian Catholic. I am currently doing a year 12 assignment discussing the diverging ethical positions, between Christian denominations, on certain issues. The issue I choose was assisted reproduction technologies, specifically IVF and surrogacy.
My question is What are your views regarding IVF and surrogacy, and if your views depart from what is taught by the church of England, do you have a specific reason why?
Title: Atlas of Human Assisted Reproductive Technologies Author: Margala Telang Publisher: Jaypee Brothers,Medical Publishers Pvt. Limited, 2007 ISBN: 8180619540, 9788180619540 Url: https://www.worldcat.org/title/atlas-of-human-assisted-reproductive-technologies/oclc/755921121?referer=di&ht=edition I really need this book
With everybody talking about racial injustice, I’m surprised nobody is talking about the economics of the commercial genetic donor industry.
There seems to be a huge lack of data on the topic, and I’m wondering if customers of donors, IVF, etc. are disproportionately white.
I’m also curious how infertility rates differ among different races in America. Can’t seem to find much data.
Any feedback is welcome - thank you.
If you are naturally able to have children, I think it’s up to you to choose wether or not to have them. There is freedom of choice, even though I still think that having children is basically a sellfish act and should be reflected upon. But if you are unfertile, you want and you are financially able to become parent and you willingly choose not to adopt someone and use ART instead, you are even more selfish and you are doing something deeply immoral.
