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Adoption in the age of reproductive technology

1 May 2001

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The choice of adoption over genetic parenthood was investigated in 105 women retrospectively by questionnaire. Participants were divided into four groups: female/male subfertility; female subfertility; male subfertility; and female/male fertility. Half the sample (59/105) answered the question about the importance of a genetic link. Women who failed to adopt thought a genetic link was important, as did those who...

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PMID: 12449936
DOI: 10.1080/02646830125231

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