The Irony of Pro-life Efforts to Grant Embryos Legal Personhood
Treating embryos more like persons will ultimately result in fewer people born and fewer families formed.
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Read more: The Infertility Shift The Infertility Shift
How did we get to a place where women must work an “infertility shift” beyond their full-time jobs to access medical care?
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Read more: Informal Sperm Donation and Reproductive Justice Informal Sperm Donation and Reproductive Justice
In the aftermath of Dobbs, as barriers to accessing fertility care increase, one area of growing interest is informal (“DIY”) sperm donation.
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Read more: The Impact of Dobbs on Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Does It Matter Where Life Begins? The Impact of Dobbs on Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Does It Matter Where Life Begins?
At least four features of IVF face scrutiny and possible restriction in the face of growing embryo protection regulation.
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Read more: Assisted Reproduction in a Post-Dobbs US Assisted Reproduction in a Post-Dobbs US
Assisted reproductive technologies face an uncertain future as anti-abortion policymakers work to restrict access to reproductive care post-Dobbs.
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Read more: That’s Criminal: The Choices Fertility Specialists May Have to Make That’s Criminal: The Choices Fertility Specialists May Have to Make
Never before in my career would the possibility of criminal prosecution loom as a consequence of making decisions in the patient’s best interest.
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Read more: Mainstreaming Reproductive Genetic Innovation Mainstreaming Reproductive Genetic Innovation
Four potential avenues for structuring a societal discourse on reproductive genetic innovation in the U.S.
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Read more: The Leaked Dobbs Opinion, Explained The Leaked Dobbs Opinion, Explained
The background of the case, the contents of the draft opinion, and potential implications for abortion access and other rights.
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Read more: Assisted Reproductive Technologies: A Bioethical Argument for Medicaid Coverage Assisted Reproductive Technologies: A Bioethical Argument for Medicaid Coverage
It is vital for ARTs to be covered under Medicaid to uphold reproductive justice and autonomy for this patient population.
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Read more: Egg Freezing Permissible in Islam, According to Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta Egg Freezing Permissible in Islam, According to Egypt’s Dar Al-Ifta
By Sarah Alawi Dar Al-Ifta, Egypt’s Islamic body, issued a statement earlier this month on the legality of egg freezing under Islamic law following a controversial Facebook post by an Egyptian woman, Reem Mahana, on her decision to freeze her eggs. Mahana said she froze her eggs for “the simple reason” that she wants to…
