'We owe it to them': Families of Israelis killed in war find new hope through sperm extraction
As a medical social worker at Israel’s Kaplan Hospital, Prof. Shir Daphna-Tekoah is no stranger to trauma.
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As a medical social worker at Israel’s Kaplan Hospital, Prof. Shir Daphna-Tekoah is no stranger to trauma.
Israeli hospitals have seen a surge in requests to freeze the sperm of those killed in recent conflicts. The government has streamlined the process, but ethical questions remain.
Thanks to advances in reproductive technologies, women are now able to have children using the sperm of their deceased partners or spouses.
The recent U.S. Supreme Court abortion ruling runs against global trends and has sparked concern about its international impact on women’s rights.
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