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Pure culture: a feminist analysis of IVF ethos and innovation
This thesis examines the practices, policies and dominant professional ethos informing the development and deployment of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) in Britain. Through an examination of writings authored by IVF practitioners (and professional In related fields) as well as the British medical scien
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