The object of this paper is to analyze: (1) the pertinent ethical arguments for and against Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD); (2) the international rules which apply to PGD; and (3) the different legal approaches and policies towards PGD in selected European States. Finally it will consider the consequences of those differing approaches in Europe towards PGD for a couple's right to procreative autonomy and will try to establish if the UK's legai model is the one which best the different interests and rights at stake
The Legal Implications of Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis
2012
Abstract
The object of this paper is to analyze: (1) the pertinent ethical arguments for and against Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD); (2) the international rules which apply to PGD; and (3) the different legal approaches and policies towards PGD in selected European States. Finally it will consider the consequences of those differing approaches in Europe towards PGD for a couple's right to procreative autonomy and will try to establish if the UK's legai model is the one which best the different interests and rights at stakeFile in questo prodotto:
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