Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction Download

Author: Maura A. Ryan
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0878408843
Category: Medical

Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction: The Cost of Longing (Moral Traditions series)

For those who undergo it, infertility treatment is costly, time-consuming, invasive, and emotionally and physically arduous, yet technology remains the focus of most public discussion of the topic. Download Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction medical books for free.
Drawing on concepts from medical ethics, feminist theory, and Roman Catholic social teaching, Maura A. Ryan analyzes the economic, ethical, theological, and political dimensions of assisted reproduction.Taking seriously the experience of infertility as a crisis of the self, the spirit, and the body, Ryan argues for the place of reproductive technologies within a temperate, affordable, sustainable, and just health care system. She contends that only by ceasing to treat assisted reproduction as a consumer product can meaningful questions about medical a Get Ethics and Economics of Assisted Reproduction our bestseller medical books.

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