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)ETHICAL DILEMMAS OF POSTHUMOUS PARENTHOOD FROM FROZEN EMBRYOS 3

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The authors attempt to address several important questions, including the ethical justification and legal certainty of posthumous parenthood, as well as the ethical and medical legitimacy of certain procedures involving unused embryos.

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