Twenty-seven Year-Old Babies: The Promise and Perils of Embryo Adoption

by Katy Faust | Dec 8, 2020 | The Latest | 0 comments

Baby Molly was created in a petri dish in 1992, and frozen on October 14 that same year. 27 years later, she was transferred into the womb of Tina Gibson and born on October 26, 2020. Tina’s body had also been the warm receptacle for baby Molly‘s frozen sister Emma,...

The Need for More Restrictive IVF Legislation

by Katie Breckenridge | Oct 29, 2020 | Foundations, The Latest | 3 comments

(Reprinted with permission from the Society of St. Sebastian) Abstract. In our current society, the push for less restriction on reproductive technologies is prevalent. IVF and surrogacy, however, inherently possess many injustices for human beings. Therefore, more...

Why Embryo Adoption Damages Children’s Rights

by Katy Faust | Dec 5, 2019 | The Latest | 1 comment

(Originally published at The Federalist) A Colorado couple recently gave birth to a baby boy who was not genetically related to either parent, and they were elated. A few months earlier, another couple gave birth to twins who were not genetically related to either...

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Twenty-seven Year-Old Babies: The Promise and Perils of Embryo Adoption

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