Taking of life is ‘part and parcel of IVF’

THE Conference on Assisted Human Production at Dublin Castle on February sixth was intended to be a public consultation.

Taking of life is ‘part and parcel of IVF’
Wed, 12 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

It is proper, of course, that the public should be aware what science is doing, and should give its prior assent.

Most reports of the meeting in the print media, however, focused on the utterances of the panel of ‘experts’ and gave miniscule coverage to what the public had to say.

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