Planned Parenthood weighs ethics of new reproductive tech
At a three day convention, leaders discuss how advances in medical technology will shape future services from infertility referrals to gender selection. They warn regulation lags as surrogacy grows and debate over access, screening, and commercialization intensifies.
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Mitchell
Winters
America
Planned Parenthood
Faye Wattleton
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Waitress Receives 245000 Windfall From Stranger Will
In Great Ayton England Valerie Shepherd a 19 year old waitress inherits 245000 pounds after taxes as chief beneficiary of William Bulmer a 58 year old bachelor who hanged himself in 1981. Bulmer left 75000 to his siblings and 32000 in small bequests with the remainder to Shepherd. The inquest noted Bulmer suffered premature aging. Shepherd who works at Royal Oak Hotel remembered Bulmer dining alone at a corner table at the Black Swan pub in Helmsley.
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William Bulmer
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Mary
John Bulmer
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Probing Civil Rights of Baby Denied Life-Saving Surgery
A federal civil rights probe targets whether an 11 day old infant on Long Island, Baby Jane Doe, had her rights violated by not receiving life prolonging surgery opposed by her pro life parents. The state appeals court ruled non surgical treatment appropriate and no court intervention was needed. The baby remains hospitalized with meningitis and a stable condition as the investigation proceeds.
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Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health and Human Services
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William Weber
Court of Appeals
Ina Marose
University Hospital
Stony Brook
Patricia Mackey
Betty Lou Dotson
Gary Curran
American Life Lobby
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