Fertility and Feminism
Has IVF increased women's control over their fertility and careers? Freezing their eggs may give women the opportunity to be fertile for as long a timespan as men, but is this an advantage and what should the law be where two partners disagree over the future use of embryos that they stored with agreement? What are the risks to their health and are women being exploited by clinicians and researchers? How will women be affected by the development of artificial gametes and wombs?
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 1) - Introduction - Baroness Ruth Deech, at Gresham College
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 2) - Limiting Expectation - Baroness Ruth Deech, at Gresham College
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 3) - Older Mothers - Baroness Ruth Deech, at Gresham College
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 5) - Falling out over frozen embryos - Baroness Ruth Deech
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 6) - Frozen Embryos Outside the UK - Baroness Ruth Deech
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Fertility and Feminism (Part 7) - Multiple Births - Baroness Ruth Deech, at Gresham College
