Flash of light at conception: God’s miracle to admire, not ours to exploit
When we encounter something beautiful and wondrous, the proper response should be awe and gratitude. Not marketing and maximizing profits.
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Articles tagged In Vitro Fertilization
Scientists say life begins at conception with a flash of light
An explosion of tiny sparks erupts from the egg at the exact moment of conception.
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Amazing new video captures the flash of light the moment life begins
Researchers say the process is 'breathtaking,' 'beautiful,' and 'orchestrated much like a symphony.'
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In an industry that makes people, what could possibly go wrong?
A lot of things.
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Making (exotic) babies: human life, made to order
Babies have become products, things to be desired, acquired, and even discarded when they do not meet our tastes and desires.
Opinion
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Australian IVF clinics under scrutiny for misleading clients on success rates
'We certainly have found instances of information being put on the websites and being given to consumers that we think is misleading,' stated Rod Sims.
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Claims that DNA editing of human embryos will help infertile couples lack any evidence base
In reality, it seems to be more about satisfying scientific curiosity about how genes work in the normal development of the human embryo with any therapeutic application a distant dream.
Opinion
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Gay man sues IRS for $36k tax deduction for cost of IVF, surrogate: IRS rejects
Two homosexuals are arguing in court that they should be considered medically infertile so they can get a tax deduction for contracting a surrogate.
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California doctor allegedly implants wrong baby, then aborts to cover it up
IVF technology opens up a veritable moral can of worms, as David and Melissa Pineda are now learning.
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Man threatens surrogate with financial ruin if she refuses to abort his triplets
'His remedies where you refuse to abide by the terms of the agreement, are immense,' says the man's lawyer.
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