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When surrogacy laws lead to unintended consequences, we need to rethink those laws and find a better way to protect all parties.
We get to choose what happens to our property when we die. Why not our DNA?
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The pendulum of justice in England swings toward supporting “alternative” and “non-conventional” families.
As use of in vitro fertilization expands, the number of unused, excess embryos is skyrocketing. How will the law handle this?
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Should the U.S. government be providing greater access to, and coverage for, assisted reproductive technology to members of our nation’s military?
Louisiana's proposed legislation is not an appropriate solution to the difficult challenges in the realm of Assisted Reproductive Technology, as columnist Ellen Trachman argues.
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Should legal limits be placed on the use of assisted reproductive technology by older individuals and couples?