Essays on Reproductive Health

Introduction Infertility is a growing issue, especially in developing countries, that affects over 186 million people due to many reasons, mainly being lifestyle choices (1). Within the UK, infertility affects approximately 3.5 million individuals. In other words, 1 in 7 couples experience difficulties in achieving pregnancy (2). WHO defines infertility as the inability of a...

Abstract: The world today is full of very sensitive and controversial topics that are to be taken seriously and carefully resolved. A lot of them dictate our moral, ethical and religious choices. One of such is abortion which falls in the category of moral and social dilemma depending on the circumstances and background. Abortion has...

Abstract Ever since the legalization of abortion procedures in 1973, protests led by anti-abortion extremists have resulted in dangerous levels of brutality against women’s health care providers. They made the decision to take upon themselves the commitment of preventing women access to abortion facities, depriving women of the right to an abortion. Violence that starts...

“The emphasis must not be on the right to abortion but on the right to privacy and reproductive control.” (Ginsburg). In today’s society, abortion is a highly diverse and debated topic in politics and religion. This paper will show how Christianity interprets and handles the moral dilemma of abortion in today’s society versus how it...

Hi, my name is Kiran and this is Ify and this debate is based on the pros of abortion. To start everything off, abortion is a procedure that results in the termination of a pregnancy which can happen spontaneously, medically, or surgically. We will be discussing why abortion should be legal and what legalizing abortion...

“Women know what they’re getting themselves into when they have sex.” This is a very common thought pro-life believers have. By this they are saying that a woman should take full responsibility if they end up pregnant because they knew they ran the risk of getting pregnant. They don’t take into consideration that not all...

In 1973 the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that women had the right to abort their unborn children. The majority opinion argued that making abortion illegal infringed on the mother’s right to privacy, a right ostensibly protected by the fourteenth amendment (Roe v. Wade, n.d.). The majority opinion took a multitude of various...

Fetus elimination legal guidelines started out to show up in the course of the 1820s. Before that time, fetus removal used to be not illegal, however, it was oftentimes risky for the woman whose being pregnant was being ended. Through the endeavors if truth be told of doctors, the American Therapeutic Affiliation, the utilization of...

Webster defines abortion as the termination of a pregnancy after, accompanied by, resulting in, or closely followed by the death of the embryo or fetus. This can vary from the spontaneous expulsion of a human fetus during the first 12 weeks of gestation, better known as a miscarriage, to the induced expulsion of a human...

Introduction I will discuss in this paper how Virtue Ethics and Duty Ethics are the two theories that we should live by in order to be morally successful. We will also explore the “behind the scenes” of what both of these theories mean. Ethics alone refers to what is morally right and what is morally...