Infertility by Liz Meerabeau

Infertility by Liz Meerabeau

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Infertility by Liz Meerabeau

Fertility treatment has made the headlines many times since the birth of Louise Brown, the first test-tube baby. This controversial area has given rise to many moral and ethical dilemmas. Multiple births have led to early deaths and there have been debates in the media as to who should and should not be given treatment. This text examines closely the nurse's developing role in infertility treatments. It discusses the social and political issues, and ethical and moral viewpoints. The nurse's role in specific treatments and their work in counselling women and couples undergoing therapy form the core of this book, as does the recognition that infertility treatment is an area where many disciplines work closely together.
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ISBN 13 9781873853276
ISBN 10 1873853270
Title Infertility
Author Liz Meerabeau
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Elsevier Health Sciences
Year published 1995-12-01
Number of pages 232
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