Essays on Infertility

Infertility is an inability to conceive children. It is a serious public health concern issue regarding financial, ethical and legal aspects and it is responsible to examine physical and psychological consequences for affected couples. Infertility rates differ among different countries, less than 5% to over…

Genetically modified organisms, commonly referred to as GMOs, are extremely prevalent in the science world today and have taken a strong hold in the farming and agricultural industries. GMOs are created by way of genetic engineering; there are a few different methods to go about…

Reproductive Technology for Same-Sex Couples In an age where assistive reproductive technology (ART) gives hope to infertile couples, it appears that another minority is losing out. This paper details the experiences of same-sex couples in fertility clinics and explores the ethical issues in the restriction…

What is Atwood warning us about and how does she oblige us to consider it? Fundamentally, Atwood is warning us about the decrease in fertility due to pollution, food and basically the way that we live our lives. Other observations and warnings sprout from this…

The environment in which we live has increasingly been inundated with several types of environmental toxicants which has the tendencies of causing injuries and metabolic stress to plants, animals and humans alike (Ita et al., 2018; ). Several industrial pollutants which includes crude petroleum and…

In men that have apparently normal semen parameters, the inability to support a successful pregnancy indicates a concealed abnormality that may impair gamete competence. In these 113 men with a normal peripheral karyotype and a chromatin fragmentation of 18.2 ± 8% (range 8.6 – 32.4%),…

Children provide their parents the existential role of participating in the continuity of the family, culture, and the community. Most societies especially in developing countries, are structured to rely on children for the future care and maintenance of older family members. The ability to have…

Each year, millions of people discover that they are unable to bear children. People diagnosed with infertility face an overwhelming amount of stressors associated with biological, psychological, and social factors related to the inability to conceive. The goal of this paper is to gather information…