Assisted Conception: Research, Ethics and Law : Research, Ethics and Law / Jennifer Gunning.
2017
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Title
Assisted Conception: Research, Ethics and Law : Research, Ethics and Law / Jennifer Gunning.
Edition
First edition.
Imprint
London : Taylor and Francis, 2017.
Description
1 online resource.
Series
Routledge revivals.
Formatted Contents Note
chapter INTRODUCTION
chapter 1 Introduction
part PART I: RESEARCH
chapter 2 Overview: Human Embryo Research
chapter 3 Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
chapter 4 Future Directions in Research on Human Embryos
part PART II: ETHICS
chapter 5 Overview: Ethical Issues
chapter 6 Between Pragmatism and Principles?
chapter 7 Information Disclosure and Consent
chapter 8 The Influence of Pluralism in the Perception of the Status of the Embryo
chapter 9 Human Cloning: The Case of the (Preimplantation) Embryo, an Ethical Exploration
part PART III: LAW
chapter 10 Overview: Legislative Approaches
chapter 11 Legal Approaches: France
chapter 12 The Regulation of Human Embryo Research in the UK: What Implications for Therapeutic Research?
chapter 13 The Role of Ethics Committees in Framing Legislation on Assisted Reproduction and Embryo Research?
chapter 14 The Hungarian Legislative Approach to Assisted Procreation: An Attempt at Transparency
chapter 15 Health Council Report on Embryo Research: Perspectives on New Legislation in the Netherlands
chapter 16 Legal Approaches in Germany
chapter 17 Regulating Reproductive Technologies: Ten Years Down the Tube?
chapter 18 Regulation of Assisted Conception Services: The Need for Technical Standardization.
chapter 1 Introduction
part PART I: RESEARCH
chapter 2 Overview: Human Embryo Research
chapter 3 Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
chapter 4 Future Directions in Research on Human Embryos
part PART II: ETHICS
chapter 5 Overview: Ethical Issues
chapter 6 Between Pragmatism and Principles?
chapter 7 Information Disclosure and Consent
chapter 8 The Influence of Pluralism in the Perception of the Status of the Embryo
chapter 9 Human Cloning: The Case of the (Preimplantation) Embryo, an Ethical Exploration
part PART III: LAW
chapter 10 Overview: Legislative Approaches
chapter 11 Legal Approaches: France
chapter 12 The Regulation of Human Embryo Research in the UK: What Implications for Therapeutic Research?
chapter 13 The Role of Ethics Committees in Framing Legislation on Assisted Reproduction and Embryo Research?
chapter 14 The Hungarian Legislative Approach to Assisted Procreation: An Attempt at Transparency
chapter 15 Health Council Report on Embryo Research: Perspectives on New Legislation in the Netherlands
chapter 16 Legal Approaches in Germany
chapter 17 Regulating Reproductive Technologies: Ten Years Down the Tube?
chapter 18 Regulation of Assisted Conception Services: The Need for Technical Standardization.
Summary
"This title was first published in 2003. Assisted conception is an area where it often seems that all the ethical and legal issues have been covered and then technology advances and the discussions start all over again. The book is an anthology of papers presented during a project looking at thearaputic research in assisted conception (TRAC). It is divided into three areas addressing research, ethics and law. Each chapter begins with an overview of the issues, with the aim being to present new perspectives rather than covering old ground. The European Convention on Human rights and Biomedicine came into force on December 1, 1999. The Convention allows thearaputic research and research on spare embryos but forbid fundamental research, which may be essential to the safe development of new techniques. This also means that people may become part of an experimental process without their consent. The project brings together clinicians, embryologists, lawyers and ethicists to ascertain whether there might be a risk of infertility patients being exposed to insufficiently tested procedures and to see if there is a need for fundamental research in this area. It also looks at the legislative safeguards that exist and whether a European standard for treatment should be set."--Provided by publisher.
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Language
English
ISBN
9781315181813 (e-book : PDF)
9781351723299 (e-book: Mobi)
9781138743243 (paperback)
9781138743250 (hardback)
9781351723299 (e-book: Mobi)
9781138743243 (paperback)
9781138743250 (hardback)
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