| Gamete intrafallopian transfer (GIFT) is
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| | has out distanced the ability of the
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| being used when traditional infertility
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| | learned professions and society at large
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| therapies are unsuccessful, especially in
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| | to keep pace with its consequences.The
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| cases of endometriosis, low sperm counts
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| | hullabaloo over "surrogate" motherhood
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| and unexplained infertility. The first
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| | triggered by the "Baby M" case continues
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| pregnancy using the GIFT technique
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| | to resonate in courts of law and
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| occurred in 1985 and in the year that
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| | legislatures. Fertility clinics are
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| followed, patients having the procedure
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| | making money by making it possible for
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| increased from forty seven to four
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| | couples to make babies not only by
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| hundred nineteen.According to the IVF
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| | providing sperm banks, but since 1990, by
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| Registry, the overall clinical pregnancy
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| | providing donor eggs. Donors of both
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| rate in 1987 for IVF was sixteen percent,
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| | sexes are forcing medical ethicists as
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| while the rate for GIFT was twenty-five
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| | well sociologists and jurists to confront
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| percent. A recent report by the American
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| | the question not only of who is the
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| Fertility Society puts the success rate
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| | biological parent and what are the rights
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| at 26.6 percent. A variation of the GIFT
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| | of that parent, but also of how a
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| technique, known as ZIFT (the Z stands
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| | "family" and identity itself are to be
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| for zygote) transfers the newly
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| | defined. The normal life cycle of women
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| fertilized egg, or zygote, into the
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| | has become a matter of government
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| fallopian tube by laparoscopy, usually
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| | involvement following the successful
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| within twenty-four hours after
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| | pregnancies of women in their late
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| fertilization has taken place in the
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| | fifties. An international furor yet to
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| laboratory.Although there have been major
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| | be resolved was triggered by the
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| advances in solving some of the problems
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| | announcement of a researcher in Scotland
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| of infertility, much more is yet to be
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| | that it would soon be feasible for
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| learned. There are still couples whose
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| | infertile women to be implanted with the
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| infertility is unexplained and there are
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| | ovaries taken from aborted fetuses.When
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| couples with known causes of infertility
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| | scientists effect major changes, they are
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| that cannot be cured. In addition,
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| | rarely expected to take responsibility
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| advances in technology have given rise to
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| | for the unforeseen results of their work.
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| problems that concern hospitals and
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| | Americans have a difficult time
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| neonatologists who specialize in
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| | confronting the fact that "progress"
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| premature babies. Multiple births
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| | always has its price, that everything has
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| resulting from IVF and GIFT are common
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| | the defects of its virtues. For the
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| and when twins, triplets and even
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| | infertile couples who achieve parenthood
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| quadruplets arrive early, the costs for
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| | because of unanticipated advances in the
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| assuring their well-being can be
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| | technology of reproduction, these
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| extremely high.Approximately twenty years
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| | advances have been a blessing. Whether
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| ago, the birth of the first "test tube"
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| | they have been an unmixed blessing for
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| baby was hailed as a miracle. Since that
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| | society at large will be decided in the
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| time, in vitro fertilization has become
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| | legislative bodies and law courts, which
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| an accepted means of treatment throughout
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| | reflect the changing attitudes of the
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| the Western world. In retrospect, it
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| | general population on how families are
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| turns out that this procedure ushered in
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| | created.
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| a new era of reproductive technology that
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