Making Babies: Biomedical Technologies, Reproductive Ethics, and Public Policy

"Making Babies: Biomedical Technologies, Reproductive Ethics, and Public Policy" is a scholarly book that examines the complex interactions between biomedical technologies, reproductive ethics, and public policy. It highlights the challenges and risks associated with medical advancements in reproductive medicine, particularly regarding the use of synthetic hormones and their potential impacts on women's health. The book analyzes the rising incidences of diseases such as breast cancer and discusses the ethical implications of medical recommendations given to women concerning their reproductive choices. By critically examining the role of chemicals in the environment and their influence on health, it paints a comprehensive picture of the current challenges in reproductive medicine. The authors call for a nuanced discussion about the responsibilities of medicine and society in dealing with these technologies and their effects on individual well-being.