Contemporary Changes in Medically Assisted Reproduction: The Role of Social Inequality and Social Norms
Since, in 1978, the first baby conceived by in vitro fertilization was born, further technological advances, like egg freezing, preimplantation diagnostics, and gene editing (CRISPR) have revolutionized the conditions for human fertility. This thematic issue focuses on how the social context, in particular social inequalities and social norms, shapes attitudes towards these technologies, their use, and their impact.
Social Inclusion
Abstracts: 15.10.2024