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Joyce Harper Professor in Human Genetics and Embryology Institute for Women’s Health University College London London, UK |
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Emily Jackson Professor of Law and Head of Department London School of Economics London, UK |
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Vilhjálmur Arnason Professor of Philosophy Centre for Ethics University of Iceland Reykjavík, Iceland |
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REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS, NEW REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND THE EUROPEAN FERTILITY MARKET |
During a 2 days conference, academics and professionals will meet, discussing the main and latest developments in new reproductive technologies from different perspectives
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| Since the first successfully carried out IVF treatment in the 1970s, various new reproductive technologies have been developed and applied for fertility treatment |
| Santander Conference, Reproductive rights, new reproductive technologies and the european fertility market |
| These reproductive innovations and the diversity in national regulation on reproductive technologies have created a European fertility market, raising several questions, in terms of medicine, nursing, law, ethics, policy, sociology and economics |
The conference has a multidisciplinary approach inviting academics, professionals, students and other interested persons to participate