“The Octuplet Case–Why More Regulation Is Not Likely”
Read an article about the “Octomom” case from the May-June 2009 issue of The Hastings Center Report.
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“Judging Octomom”
Read an article about the “Octomom” case from the May-June 2009 issue of The Hastings Center Report.
“What to do with excess embryos? One doctor has an idea”
Read a June 2, 2009, Religion News Service story about a doctor who hopes to create an “embryo bank.”
“Springboro again considers teaching creationism”
May 23, 2013, WLWT.com article about an Ohio school district considering teaching creationism.
“Demand for ‘designer babies’ to grow dramatically”
Read a Jan. 7, 2010, London Times story in which a North Carolina doctor says he expects the demand for “designer babies” to grow dramatically.
“Building a Baby, With Few Ground Rules”
The New York Times in 2009 ran a series called “21st-Century Babies: A Painful Dilemma.” The final story ran Dec. 12, 2009, and was about problems surrounding surrogacy.
“Grievous Choice on Risky Path to Parenthood”
The New York Times in 2009 ran a series called “21st-Century Babies: A Painful Dilemma.” The second story in the series, about the hazards of fertility treatment, was published Oct. 11, 2009
“The Gift of Life, and Its Price”
The New York Times in 2009 ran a series called “21st-Century Babies: A Painful Dilemma.” The first story, on Oct. 10, 2009, discusses cost of the fertility industry.
“Open Letter to Religious Leaders on Assisted Reproductive Technologies”
In February 2009, the Religious Institute published an “Open Letter to Religious Leaders on Assisted Reproductive Technologies,” calling on the nation’s religious leaders to “engage the ethical considerations of assisted reproductive technologies and to become stronger counselors and advocates for the safety, effectiveness and accessibility of these technologies.”