Invitrofertilization
1. One Ethical problem I see is the fact that this procedure isn’t a “natural” way about having a child, nature wasn’t meant to be handled in a petri dish. 2. Second ethical problem I see here is freezing these embryos for later use. I don’t believe that this is right because technically that’s a human entity being frozen and if it was a living breathing man rather than just a living embryo I’m sure there would be more protest but I think that is an issue also with freezing the “children”. 3.Third ethical issue is the custody of the embryos I don’t think its right that one person gets control of these because the father put into it
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