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The morality of new reproductive technologies
Journal of Social Philosophy 18 (1):38-48 (1987)
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Science is revolutionizing human reproduction. New techniques are already with us, such as artificial insemination, the freezing of sperm, in vitro fertilization and the use of surrogate mothers. Artificial wombs are clearly on the horizon.Author's Profile
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