Reproductive Ethics

Reproductive Ethics
The Coldest Storage: Why I Am Terrified of the Embryo Limbo
I was staring into my freezer yesterday - which is currently a graveyard for a single bag of frozen... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The High-Tech Icebox: Why I Am Skeptical of Your Corporate Egg Freezing Benefit
My dear friend Julianne is a terrifyingly competent mergers and acquisitions attorney who recently h... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
A Womb with a View: The Terrifying and Beautiful Reality of Uterus Transplants
I am currently nursing a glass of red that costs more than my first car while staring at a medical j... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The Ice Box Dilemma and Why I Cannot Stop Thinking About Liquid Nitrogen
I have a friend named Sarah who has been paying sixty dollars a month for a storage unit since the s... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The Baby Industrial Complex and the Tbilisi Midnight Blues
Observations from a weary writer who has reached the bottom of a second glass of Georgian red wine.... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The International Baby Business Is A Wild West With Better Furniture
You find yourself perched on a squeaky plastic chair in a clinic where the street names look like Sc... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
One Hundred and Twenty-Nine Billion Dollars of Human Hope and High-Stakes Paperwork
I found myself standing in a clinical, fluorescent-lit corridor in a foreign city whose name I could... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The Great Vasectomy of the American Mind: Why We Cannot Have Nice Things
I recall an evening spent at a bistro last Tuesday with my companion Arthur, a gentleman who once ex... [...]

Reproductive Ethics
The Great American Scavenger Hunt for Healthcare: A Broken Compass and a Very Long Road
I sat with my old law school roommate Julian last month at a bistro that charged far too much for lu... [...]

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The Quiet Echo of the Sterilization Room
I was exactly twenty-two years old and perched on a crinkly paper sheet in a linoleum-clad office th... [...]
