Blackley, Michelle,
"Eggs for Sale": The Latest Controversy in Reproductive Technology. Michelle Blackley. - USA Today (Magazine), 2003. - SIRS Enduring Issues 2004. Article 16, Human Relations, 1522-3248; .
Articles Contained in SIRS Enduring Issues 2004. Originally Published: "Eggs for Sale": The Latest Controversy in Reproductive Technology, July 2003; pp. 56-58.
"Increasingly over the past few years, advertisements from fertility clinics and couples have been pleading for young women to help the latter's dreams of having a child come true. They are offering thousands of dollars...in order to entice them. Uneasiness is growing about using money to attract girls who are struggling with the spiraling costs of higher education." (USA TODAY MAGAZINE) This article examines how "advanced reproductive technologies like egg donation are shattering traditional definitions of parenthood and causing ethical and moral dilemmas."
1522-3248;
Bioethics
Donation of organs
Ethics
Fertilization in vitro--Human
Human genetics--Moral and ethical aspects
Human reproduction
Human reproductive technology
Infertility--Treatment
Medical ethics
Payment
Women college students
AC1.S5
050
"Eggs for Sale": The Latest Controversy in Reproductive Technology. Michelle Blackley. - USA Today (Magazine), 2003. - SIRS Enduring Issues 2004. Article 16, Human Relations, 1522-3248; .
Articles Contained in SIRS Enduring Issues 2004. Originally Published: "Eggs for Sale": The Latest Controversy in Reproductive Technology, July 2003; pp. 56-58.
"Increasingly over the past few years, advertisements from fertility clinics and couples have been pleading for young women to help the latter's dreams of having a child come true. They are offering thousands of dollars...in order to entice them. Uneasiness is growing about using money to attract girls who are struggling with the spiraling costs of higher education." (USA TODAY MAGAZINE) This article examines how "advanced reproductive technologies like egg donation are shattering traditional definitions of parenthood and causing ethical and moral dilemmas."
1522-3248;
Bioethics
Donation of organs
Ethics
Fertilization in vitro--Human
Human genetics--Moral and ethical aspects
Human reproduction
Human reproductive technology
Infertility--Treatment
Medical ethics
Payment
Women college students
AC1.S5
050