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The director of the Institute for Women's Studies in La Coruña has lectured on techniques for solving infertility
The Campus of Los Jerónimos has welcomed this morning the second day of the First Forum of Bioethics, held by the Catholic University of Murcia under the slogan 'proposals and alternatives study of bioethics'.
The event began with the intervention of the director of the Institute for Women's Studies in La Coruña, Helvia Early, who has lectured on solving infertility microsurgical techniques.
The Early doctor stressed that there are many women who have undergone sterilization techniques, and emphasized that the successful resolution of infertility depends on the technique that has been used.
"This is a field in which women are not informed, because in Spain, in vitro technique has covered microsurgery".
On these, the rapporteur said that "the in vitro agree that shortens but microsurgery is better", and added, on the first of the above techniques, this has two ethical problems, "and one of them is not going to solve. The human being must have, for their dignity, life inside the woman's body, and that will never give in in vitro ".
During the day am also involved the Doctor of Biology, Ignacio Macpherson, who has lectured on 'Unconditional in the human embryo';
and Doctor of Technical Hospital of Barcelona, ​​who gave the conference 'Bioethics and education. "
This afternoon
At 16: 00h., Specialist in Internal Medicine and Professor of the Master in Bioethics UCAM, Luis Fernando Trullols, will speak about the sexual revolution of the XXI century.
Then the director of the Department of Bioethics at the Catholic University of Murcia, Micaela Menárguez, will give the presentation "The importance of reflective engagement '.
Source: UCAM
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