Research and define 4 Artificial Reproductive Technologies (medical procedures uUsedprimarily to address infertility).After gathering information, reflect on the following questions:a.) What are the ethical (moral) implications of these technologies?b.) Should be allowed the ability to artificially reproduce? Give your opinion on this and why?c.) If these technologies not existed, what would be the impact to the person who would not beable to reproduce?

Assisted reproductive technology (ART) Assisted reproductive technology (ART) is employed to treat…

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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