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In Search Of Parenthood

Coping With Infertility And High-Tech Conception

By: Judith N. Lasker and Susan Borg
Published: 1995

About this Title:

Lasker and Borg, each of whom suffered devastating experience in becoming a mother, survey the social, ethical, political and legal aspects of birth technology. They do not address the technical or biological aspects. They discuss the various treatments and the stress of infertility and its effects on would-be parents, their families, sperm donors, surrogate mothers, the children, and personnel involved in the treatments.

ISBN-10: 1566392594

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