In assisted reproduction circles, HUGE ethical questions are swirling. Just for starters, as the Washington Post reports,
. . . [T]he medical community, particularly fertility doctors, [says] it goes against the mission of their work: to minimize high-risk, multiple-birth pregnancy and safely provide a woman with a single healthy baby. It is also raising questions about the lax regulations covering doctors and clinics that provide such services.
The reality is that assisted reproduction is governed more by guidelines than by strict regulation.
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