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■YOSHIDA Kashimi & YUI Hideki (Eds.) March 30, 2016 The Study of Modern History and Bioethics on Reproduction and Medical Treatment, Report Issued by Research Center for Ars Vivendi of Ritsumeikan University, Vol.25, 184p. ISSN 1882-6539※


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■Table of Contents

Foreword

Part 1 The study of modern history and bioethics

1. The clinical application of in vitro fertilization and the “guideline” of the Japan Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology
2. Development of the debate concerning pre-implantation diagnosis in Japan from the 1990s onward: focusing on pre-implantation genetic screening (PGS)
3. What Non-invasive pre-natal testing (NIPT) using maternal blood and “clinical research” demonstrate
4. Movements and legislation surrounding pregnancy counseling and infant adoption in Japan: Proposals for reforming the adoption system by obstetricians and legal scholars

Part 2：Public research meeting “history of the development of assisted reproductive technology and ethical challenge”

1. Lecture: “The process of changes in understanding regarding assisted reproductive technology”
2. Q&A
3. Slide materials

Part 3: Reproduction and the family

1. Effects of fostering on foster carers own children: what are siblings/families?
2. Formation and dissolution of families: from the narratives of foster parents who have raised foster children after going to an infertility clinic

Afterword