Volume 33, Issue 1

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March 2015

Special Issue: On Gametes and Guidelines: Empirical Bioethics in the Regulation of Assisted Reproductive Technology / Guest Edited by Jonathan C. Ives and Veerle Provoost

7 articles in this issue

Monash editorial
Jonathan Ives
Veerle Provoost
Editorial on Gametes and Guidelines 27 March 2015 Pages: 1 - 6
The use of empirical evidence in formulating reproductive policy advice and policy
Søren Holm
Thomas Ploug
On Gametes and Guidelines 03 March 2015 Pages: 7 - 17
The French bioethics public consultation and the anonymity doctrine: empirical ethics and normative assumptions
Marta Spranzi
Laurence Brunet
On Gametes and Guidelines 18 March 2015 Pages: 18 - 28
The limits of evidence: evidence based policy and the removal of gamete donor anonymity in the UK
Lucy Frith
On Gametes and Guidelines 03 March 2015 Pages: 29 - 44
Gamete donation, information sharing and the best interests of the child: an overview of the psychosocial evidence
Tabitha Freeman
On Gametes and Guidelines 05 March 2015 Pages: 45 - 63
Secondary use of empirical research data in medical ethics papers on gamete donation: forms of use and pitfalls
Veerle Provoost
On Gametes and Guidelines 03 April 2015 Pages: 64 - 77
Central role of altruism in the recruitment of gamete donors
Guido Pennings
On Gametes and Guidelines 03 March 2015 Pages: 78 - 88

Volume 33, Issue 1

Monash editorial

The use of empirical evidence in formulating reproductive policy advice and policy

The French bioethics public consultation and the anonymity doctrine: empirical ethics and normative assumptions

The limits of evidence: evidence based policy and the removal of gamete donor anonymity in the UK

Gamete donation, information sharing and the best interests of the child: an overview of the psychosocial evidence

Secondary use of empirical research data in medical ethics papers on gamete donation: forms of use and pitfalls

Central role of altruism in the recruitment of gamete donors

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