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Cultural Imperialism and the Indian Surrogacy Ban
I can’t help but read many of the articles related to the Indian government’s recent ban on commercial international surrogacy…
Browsing: Reproductive Technology
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Sperm Donation: A Seedy Enterprise
In 2011, Yale sociologist Rene Almeling published Sex Cells: The Medical Market for Eggs and Sperm, a fascinating book that…
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Secret Confessions of Surrogate Mothers
The Catholic Church is perceived to be anti-science. That perception is completely false, of course. The Church is one of…
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Another Modern Family Mess
Since the U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing for gay marriage in all fifty states, we’ve spent a lot of time…
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The Birds and the Bees and Children’s Literature
When my children were younger we spent a lot of time at our local public library. We went to the…
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About an Unwanted Boy
I’ve just watched an in depth report about a baby boy born via surrogacy in India on November 12, 2012,…
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Science Run Amok
Sometimes reports impacting respect for the dignity of the human person appear to have been written by Rod Serling, creator…
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When Child Custody Battles Move to the Lab
I have to confess, I hadn’t heard of Sofia Vergara or her ex-fiance, Nick Loeb, until the frozen embryo custody…
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Egg Trafficking and Rented Wombs: UN Learns How Not to Make Babies
Every seat in the UN auditorium was filled, with a waiting line outside, to hear about making babies. “Online baby…
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Silence on Three-Parent Embryos is Deafening
I will be honest. I am tired. I am angry. I am frustrated. This is likely an uncharacteristically emotional post…