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In: Oxford scholarship online
Today, tens of millions of Americans rely on reproductive advances to help them carry out decisions more personal & far-reaching than almost any other they will ever make: They use birth control or abortion to delay or avoid having children; surrogacy or tissue donation to start or grow a family; & genetic diagnosis or embryo selection to have offspring who survive & flourish. This is no less than the medicine of miracles: It fills empty cradles; frees families from disease; & empowers them to plan a life that doesn't include parenthood. But accidents happen: Embryologists miss ailments; egg vendors switch donors; obstetricians tell pregnant women their healthy fetuses will be stillborn. The aftermaths can last a lifetime, yet political & economic forces conspire against regulation to prevent negligence from happening in the first place. This text examines this important topic.
In: American Journal of Public Health (Volume 113, Forthcoming)
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In: New York Times (;online);, July 17, 2022
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In: 387 New England Journal of Medicine (2022)
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In: Foreign Affairs, April 25, 2022, https://foreignaffairs.com/articles/china/2022-04-25/biotech-battlefield
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In: 21 American Journal of Bioethics 72 (2021)
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In: Journal of Contemporary Legal issues, Volume 23
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In: American Journal of Bioethics
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In: 100 Boston University Law Review Online 160
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In: 105 Minnesota Law Review Headnotes 233
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In: 96 Chi.-Kent L. Rev. 101 (;2021);.
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In: Hastings Center Report, March 2020
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