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Legal conceptions: the evolving law and policy of assisted reproductive technologies
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press. Edited by Howard Wilbur Jones (2010)
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Embryo litigation -- Access to ART treatment : insurance and discrimination -- General professional liability litigation -- Paternity and donor insemination -- Maternity and egg donation -- Traditional and gestational surrogacy arrangements -- Posthumous reproduction : access and parentage -- Same-sex parentage and ART -- Genetics (PGD) and ART -- ART-related embryonic stem cell legal developments -- ART-related adoption litigation -- ART-related fetal litigation and abortion-related litigation.Other Versions
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