How safe is safe enough? : obligations to the children of reproductive technology /
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Oxford, New York :
Oxford University Press,
2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction to the debate over risky technologies
- Future people matter
- Three ways in which reproductive conduct can cause harm
- The duty to use the safest procreative method available
- Treatments too dangerous to use even as a last resort
- Treatments that endanger embryos
- Synthesis
- Constructing a regulatory framework that respects parental liberty
- An introduction to constitutional limits on the regulation of reproduction
- Substantive due process doctrine
- A critique of the "deeply rooted" test
- The constitutional stature of reproductive technologies
- The state's interest in protecting future children
- Intracytoplasmic sperm injection
- Multiple pregnancy
- Cloning
- Germ-line genetic engineering
- Conclusion