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INDIA
Yes, says Norwegian bioethicist
The state of Karnataka is relaxing some safeguards
The Prime Minister should walk his talk about empowering women and confront the powerful IVF industry
Lok Sabha passes controversial bill
Despite the headlines, it could be a statistical glitch
Two states declare the animals are persons
The Indian government will be restricted in its use of the system's data
Illegally sold to a sick businessman to settle a dowry
What impact are bans on commercial surrogacy having on women?
Even if the government has banned overseas clients
Anthropologist conducted interviews with commissioning parents and surrogate mothers
The Indian state of Assam may enact a strict 'two child policy' in response to concerns about rapid population growth in the region.
A huge and growing industry is under threat
Indian authorities have discovered 19 aborted fetuses dumped in plastic bags in the western state of Maharashtra.
Dr Ketan Desai steadfastly denies all allegations
It's a job for the poor and desperate
What will happen to the UAS$1billion business
Three women tel the BBC of the sorrow of separation
But Indian urologist says he is completely innocent.
Bioethical debate tends to focus on controversial medical procedures, such as genetic modification, IVF, euthanasia and abortion. The latest issue of the Indian Journal of Medical Ethics questions this, arguing that corruption is the greatest moral challenge facing medicine today.
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