“Give Me Children or I Shall Die!”: New Reproductive Technologies and Harm to Children

Hastings Center Report 26 (2):19-27 (1996)
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Some evidence suggests that IVF and other reproductive technologies create serious illness and disorders in a small but significant proportion of children who are born of them. If these technologies were found to do so, it would be wrong to forge ahead with their use.

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