Donor Conception and the Search for Information: From Secrecy and Anonymity to Openness (Biomedical Law and Ethics Library)
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Donor Conception and the Search for Information: From Secrecy and Anonymity to Openness (Biomedical Law and Ethics Library)

by Sonia Allan

Ethics Medical Law Reproductive Rights
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Donor Conception and the Search for Information explores the shift from secrecy and anonymity toward openness. Focusing on biomedical law and ethics, Sonia Allan examines the significance of information in donor conception and provides a focused resource for understanding the legal and ethical questions surrounding this subject.

About This Book

Donor conception raises important questions about information, identity, privacy, and access to personal history.

This book examines the movement from secrecy and anonymity toward greater openness in donor conception.

Situated within biomedical law and ethics, it considers the legal and ethical dimensions of information in this field.

It offers a focused resource for readers interested in donor conception, reproductive information, and the principles shaping policy and practice.

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