Surekha Kadapa-Bose | The Hindu (Business Line) | 26 December 2006 At a human milk bank, a lactating woman’s breastmilk is collected, pasteurised, tested for any microbes of diseases and then stored in a freezer at -20 degrees centigrade. Sheila… Continue reading
Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi | 2006 The release of revised Ethical guidelines for Biomedical Research on Human subjects by the Council in 2000 was followed by a number of developments in science and technology. These have led to further… Continue reading
Mary Catherine Beach, Somnath Saha, Lisa A. Cooper | The Commonwealth Fund | 1 October 2006 In recent years, patient-centeredness and cultural competence have been promoted as integral components in improving health care quality. Although these two approaches to health care… Continue reading
Jacqueline Hand | Santa Clara Journal of International Law | Vol 4, Issue 2 | 2006 This book review analyses the catalysts that propelled changes in Israel’s laws governing surrogate motherhood. It highlights the work of Professor D. Kelly Weisberg,… Continue reading
Joanne E. Mantell, Neetha S. Morar, Gita Ramjee | American Journal of Public Health | June 2006 | Source: NCBI-PubMed Abstract Objectives We examined perceptions of the effectiveness and acceptability of a candidate microbicide among 94 South African female… Continue reading
Sudha Ramachandran | Asia Times | 16 June 2006 BANGALORE – It is a new dimension to outsourcing. An increasing number of couples are coming to India in search of cheaper fertility treatments, donor eggs and surrogate mothers. After turning… Continue reading
