Making Babies by Robert Winston

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Summary

Accompanying a six-part BBC1 television series, this is an examination of the human, ethical and emotional issues arising from in-vitro fertilization. The book presents the background to the problems faced by women who had IVF treatment during the filming of the series.

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Making Babies by Robert Winston

Accompanying a six-part BBC1 television series, this is an examination of the human, ethical and emotional issues arising from in-vitro fertilization. Whilst the programmes closely follow the hopes and experiences of eight couples following IVF treatment, the book presents the background to the problems faced by women who had IVF during the filming. Some had successful treatment, but others failed. These couples, and the team treating them, faced moral dilemmas, such as whether spending so much money on IVF is justified when NHS resources are so tight, whether it is right to treat women for infertility after the menopause, whether genetic engineering will stop at testing for hereditary defects, how research on human embryos can be justified, and whether the Government's regulatory body is effective.
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ISBN 13 9780563387213
ISBN 10 0563387211
Title Making Babies
Author Robert Winston
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Ebury Publishing
Year published 1996-04-04
Number of pages 224
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.