Difference between revisions of "Reproductive Technology"

'''Reproductive technology''' Reproductive technology also known as Assisted reproductive technology (ART) is what encircles the majority of current use of technology in human and animal reproduction. This technology has turned many dreams into reality due to its aid in conceiving children for infertile couples.() The first use of a technique considered reproductive technology was in 1978 and the first time ART became legalized in the United States was in 1981.<ref name = ART > “ART.”, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2888643/. </ref> It has been shown that this technology gives safe, healthy, and improved reproduction.<ref name = Reproductive Technology > “RT.”, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3261493/ </ref>. Anonymous donation is a big part of reproductive technology; there are many donors who choose to stay unidentified, however, the system of keeping an anonymous identity is different in different parts of the world. Each country has its own system in how they legalize the anonymity of the donors.<ref> Reproductive Technology, <ref name = ART > Due to the fact that in certain parts of the world it is hard to keep a hidden identity it has raised many concerns on how ethical ART is in regards to personal and private information.<ref name = Reproductive Technology >