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IN VITRO FERTILIZATION: COMPARATIVE EXPERIENCES FROM SELECTED COUNTRIES AND LESSONS

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The theoretical foundations of reproductive rights in relation to access to IVF are analyzed, the legal experiences of selected countries are examined, and recommendations for improving the legal framework are proposed with a view to ensuring reproductive rights in the context of scientific and technological development in Vietnam currently.

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