Abstract
(Australia) to investigate bioethical issues in the use of human fetal tissue, in vitro human gametes, and embryos. From the beginning, the importance of an open forum was recognized as conducive to rational dialogue with the medical, legal, and philosophical communities. The book, a product of the grant, is an excellent blend of the ethical and legal conundrums raised by the topics, based upon the most current scientific knowledge and processes involved. It is divided into three parts addressing scientific issues, ethical issues, and the regulation of embryo experimentation. Ten of the nineteen chapters have been previously published, as noted by the authors, between 1986 and 1989. In addition, there are three appendices: a summary of legislation related to IVF, abstracts of infertility guidelines, and National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines on embryo experimentation. There is also a glossary of scientific, ethical, and legal terms. Part 1 of the book deals with the
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