Though ethicists since inception of IVF have steadily opined on important subjects relating to IVF, they have done so mostly relating to “big questions,” like the 14-day rule or production of artificial embryos for research purposes; what this review confirmed to be sparse is a steady eye of ethicists upon practice changes in association with IVF that may appear minor when introduced but, as hopefully here well demonstrated, can have highly significant ethical consequences for the field.
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Revisiting selected ethical aspects of current clinical in vitro fertilization (IVF) practice.
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