'Reproductive technologies' diaporamas de présentation

Human Reproduction

Human Reproduction. Human Reproduction. Human Reproduction. Male Reproductive Anatomy Spermatogenesis and Male Hormones Male Reproductive Technologies and Birth Control Female Reproductive Anatomy Oogenesis and Female Hormones Uterine and Ovarian Cycles Development of the Fetus

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Human Reproduction

Human Reproduction. Male Reproductive Anatomy Spermatogenesis and Male Hormones Male Reproductive Technologies and Birth Control Female Reproductive Anatomy Oogenesis and Female Hormones Uterine and Ovarian Cycles Development of the Fetus Parturition and Lactation

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Assisted Reproductive Technology in Resource-Poor Settings

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Social Implications of Genetic Prenatal Screening in Pregnancy

Multiple perspectives and mixed messages: narratives of evaluation of prenatal genetic screening Reproductive Heatlh Group Warwick November 2005. Professor G Hundt Professor Jane Sandall Professor Bob Heyman Dr Kevin Spencer Dr Clare Williams (Laura Pitson) (Rachel Grellier)

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The impact of female obesity on in vitro fertilization outcomes

The impact of female obesity on in vitro fertilization outcomes. Evangelos Makrakis MD, PhD Director of EMBRYO A.R.T. Unit Athens, Greece. obesity: epidemiology. obesity is the new worldwide epidemic in USA and Europe 60% of all women are overweight (BMI>25 kg/m 2 )

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Chapter 2 Heredity & Prenatal Development (Part 1)

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Infant Mortality Rates by Race (Texas, 1995 - 2008 )

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General overview

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Gender and Intimate Relationships

Gender and Intimate Relationships. Chapter 7. Introduction. Family: love, private, safe haven, let your hair down?. Sociology Constructs the Family. Ernest Burgess the founder of family sociology Talcott Parsons shaped this subfield of sociology with his isolated nuclear family model:

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Designer Babies & the Government

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Introduction to Health Law

Introduction to Health Law . B. Barrowman September 2002. Outline. what is health law? forces shaping evolution of Canadian health law in the 21st century health law and ethics overview of Canadian legal system, terminology, etc. some areas of health law we will cover in the curriculum.

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Ethical Issues in Therapeutic Cloning

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Reproduction, Technology & Society

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Sherrie Brown LSJ 332 May 18, 2010

Who Should and Should not Inhabit the World? D isability Studies and Reproductive Technologies, Bioethics and Selective Abortion. Sherrie Brown LSJ 332 May 18, 2010. Topics for Today. Two broad themes in this course Discrimination on basis of disability Perspectives of disabled individuals

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SOC3061- Lecture 04

SOC3061- Lecture 04. Gender and Technology. Domestic technologies / Reproductive technologies. Early feminist writings on reproductive technologies (1970s): endorse a form of Technological Determinism

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Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Assisted Reproductive Technologies. Overview. Infertility: inability of a couple to have a baby Caused by low sperm, lack of hormones, disease, some medical treatment (ex. chemo)

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6.3 Assisted Reproductive Technologies

See pages 224 - 229. 6.3 Assisted Reproductive Technologies. Infertility = the inability of a couple to have a baby Assisted reproductive technologies mostly involve removing eggs from the woman, fertilizing them, and returning them to the uterus.

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HERRIN BUILDING Room: HERRINT175

FOUNDATIONS OF BIOETHICS INDE 136 / HB 136 Course Instructor: David Magnus, Ph.D. Foundations of Bioethics is a new course being introduced in Winter 2006. The Foundations of Bioethics will survey central topics in bioethics.

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FEMST131: The Politics of Women's Choice: Reproduction and Reproductive Technologies

FEMST131: The Politics of Women's Choice: Reproduction and Reproductive Technologies. Session B Instructor: Rachel Rys Days/Time: MTWR 11- 12:20pm Location: LSB 1101 Enrollment Code: 15065.

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