IVF and Assisted Reproduction: A Global History

Offering a comprehensive exploration of the history and evolution of IVF and assisted reproduction, this work delves into the sociocultural, medical, and ethical implications of these technologies across different regions of the globe. The authors weave together narratives that highlight the challenges and triumphs faced by individuals and couples seeking to build families through assisted means.

As they traverse various countries, the text illuminates how local customs, attitudes, and regulatory environments shape the experiences of those involved in the journey of reproductive assistance. The intersections of technology, identity, and global health become apparent as the book addresses both the scientific advancements and the human stories that surround them.

This pioneering work serves not only as an academic resource but also as a reflection on the complex interplay between science and society. It invites readers to consider how assisted reproduction continues to redefine familial structures and personal identities worldwide.