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The Perfect Womb: Promoting Equality of (Fetal) Opportunity.

Journal of bioethical inquiry - 1 Jun 2017

Kendal Evie

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This paper aims to address how artificial gestation might affect equality of opportunity for the unborn and any resultant generation of "ectogenetic" babies. It will first explore the current legal obstacles preventing the development of ectogenesis, before looking at the benefits of allowing this technology to control fetal growth and development. This will open up a discussion of the treatment/enhancement...

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PMID: 28224271
DOI: 10.1007/s11673-017-9775-z

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