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4163 - Social Dimensions of Reproductive Technologies
Tue, August 13, 8:30 to 10:10am, Sheraton New York, Floor: Third Floor, Liberty 5Session Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
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The constant advent of novel reproductive technologies structures and changes how individuals experience their reproductive lives, make families, and navigate complicated ethical and policy questions. From new fetal imaging techniques to the complex world of gamete donation, these papers investigate the social life of reproductive technologies, with all the challenges, nuances, and joys that accompany them for people seeking to achieve or avoid parenthood.
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Higher Risk, Better Pictures: When Knowing More About Your Fetus Means Getting to Know Baby - Eleni Skaperdas, University of California Los Angeles
Choosing the best embryo: The impact of new imaging tools on fertility treatment - Alina Geampana, Queen Mary University of London; Manuela Perrotta, Queen Mary University of London
Urgent Paternity, Unconcerning Maternity? Making Sense of Gamete Donation - Katherine M. Johnson, Tulane University
How Do You Want Your Eggs? Kin-making in the Clinic and the Medical Management of Social Reproduction in Kolkata and the Bay Area - Meghna Mukherjee, University of California Berkeley
Sex reckoning: pregnancy testing and intimate life - Joan H. Robinson, Columbia University