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How have rapid changes in biotechnologisation, for example around assisted reproductive technologies or (re)constructive surgery, effected those seeking help with fertility treatment or clitoral reconstruction? What is involved for queer people in making a family of their own, or for trans people to access the relevant surgery? This volume argues that contemporary cultures foster bioprecarity by categorizing groups of people in certain ways and/or by denying them access to the treatment they seek or need. Drawing on original empirical data with trans and queer people, but also other minoritised and racialized groups, this volume explores how bodily interventions, their regulation, and the intimate labour the interventions involve, create vulnerabilities.

Biotechnology. --- Human body and technology. --- Assisted Reproductive Technologies. --- Bioprecarity. --- Bodily intervention. --- Body. --- Categorical framing. --- Gender. --- Intimate labour. --- Kinship. --- Queer. --- Race. --- Trans.

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Reproductive Techniques, Assisted --- Infertility --- Reproductive Physiological Processes --- genetics --- Reproductive Techniques, Assisted. --- Infertility. --- Reproductive Physiological Phenomena --- genetics. --- Reproductive Sterility --- Sterility, Reproductive --- Sub-Fertility --- Subfertility --- Sterility --- Assisted Reproductive Technics --- Assisted Reproductive Techniques --- Reproductive Technology, Assisted --- Assisted Reproductive Technic --- Assisted Reproductive Technique --- Assisted Reproductive Technologies --- Assisted Reproductive Technology --- Reproductive Technic, Assisted --- Reproductive Technics, Assisted --- Reproductive Technique, Assisted --- Reproductive Technologies, Assisted --- Technic, Assisted Reproductive --- Technics, Assisted Reproductive --- Technique, Assisted Reproductive --- Techniques, Assisted Reproductive --- Technologies, Assisted Reproductive --- Technology, Assisted Reproductive --- Fertility --- Reproductive Physiological Phenomena.

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Making a Good Life takes a timely look at the ideas and values that inform how people think about reproduction and assisted reproductive technologies. In an era of heightened scrutiny about parenting and reproduction, fears about environmental degradation, and the rise of the biotechnology industry, Katharine Dow delves into the reproductive ethics of those who do not have a personal stake in assisted reproductive technologies, but who are building lives inspired and influenced by environmentalism and concerns about the natural world's future.Moving away from experiences of infertility treatments tied to the clinic and laboratory, Dow instead explores reproduction and assisted reproductive technologies as topics of public concern and debate, and she examines how people living in a coastal village in rural Scotland make ethical decisions and judgments about these matters. In particular, Dow engages with people's ideas about nature and naturalness, and how these relate to views about parenting and building stable environments for future generations. Taking into account the ways daily responsibilities and commitments are balanced with moral values, Dow suggests there is still much to uncover about reproductive ethics.Analyzing how ideas about reproduction intersect with wider ethical struggles, Making a Good Life offers a new approach to researching, thinking, and writing about nature, ethics, and reproduction.

Anthropology. --- Human reproduction --- Social aspects. --- Spey Bay. --- altruism. --- assisted reproductive technologies. --- assisted reproductive technology. --- bioethics. --- biotechnology. --- blood donation. --- care. --- career aspirations. --- charity work. --- climate change. --- community values. --- egg donation. --- environmental crisis. --- environmentalism. --- ethical labor. --- ethics. --- ethnography. --- future generations. --- gender differences. --- good parenting. --- kinship. --- maternal bonding. --- maternal responsibility. --- money. --- motherhood. --- natural world. --- naturalness. --- nature. --- parenthood. --- parenting. --- reproduction. --- reproductive ethics. --- shared identity. --- sperm donation. --- stable environment. --- surrogacy. --- women.

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"An insider's look at a powerful social movement that aims to transform how we think about frozen human embryos, reproductive politics, and the future of the nation"--

Adoption --- Fertilization in vitro, Human. --- Frozen human embryos --- Human embryo --- Human reproductive technology --- Moral and ethical aspects. --- Religious aspects --- Christianity. --- Transplantation --- Bulletin Board System (BBS). --- Christian Right. --- Digital humanities. --- Political activism. --- Transgender history. --- US politics. --- Web history. --- antiabortion activists. --- antiabortion movement. --- assisted reproductive technologies. --- cloud storage. --- content delivery networks. --- discourse. --- download speeds. --- embryo adoption. --- ethnographic methods. --- feminist anthropology. --- global media. --- in vitro fertilization. --- infrastructure. --- legal scholars. --- net neutrality. --- personhood politics. --- pro-life movement. --- reproductive politics. --- saviorism. --- science and technology studies (STS). --- white pro-life evangelicalism. --- white saviorism.

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"In the United States, approximately 15% of all couples will face fertility difficulties, many of whom will go on to a reproductive disorder diagnosis. OB/GYNs specialize in reproductive endocrinology & infertility through a fellowship track after their residency. Today there are approximately 500 reproductive endocrinologists in addition to 800 who are board-eligible. Written in a clear and concise voice, Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology and Infertility provides a complete explanation of the female endocrine system and offers medical guidance for evaluation and treatment of common disorders"--

Genitalia, Female --- Fertility --- Genital Diseases, Female --- Endocrine System Diseases --- Contraception --- Reproductive Techniques, Assisted --- physiology --- Generative organs, Female --- Endocrine glands --- Infertility. --- Diseases --- Physiology. --- Diseases. --- Genitalia, Female - physiology --- Fertility - physiology --- Assisted Reproductive Technics --- Assisted Reproductive Techniques --- Reproductive Technology, Assisted --- Assisted Reproductive Technic --- Assisted Reproductive Technique --- Assisted Reproductive Technologies --- Assisted Reproductive Technology --- Reproductive Technic, Assisted --- Reproductive Technics, Assisted --- Reproductive Technique, Assisted --- Reproductive Technologies, Assisted --- Technic, Assisted Reproductive --- Technics, Assisted Reproductive --- Technique, Assisted Reproductive --- Techniques, Assisted Reproductive --- Technologies, Assisted Reproductive --- Technology, Assisted Reproductive --- Contraceptive Methods --- Female Contraception --- Fertility Control --- Inhibition of Fertilization --- Male Contraception --- Birth Control --- Contraception, Female --- Contraception, Male --- Contraceptions, Female --- Contraceptions, Male --- Contraceptive Method --- Female Contraceptions --- Fertilization Inhibition --- Male Contraceptions --- Family Planning Services --- Population Control --- Diseases of Endocrine System --- Endocrine Diseases --- Disease, Endocrine --- Disease, Endocrine System --- Diseases, Endocrine --- Diseases, Endocrine System --- Endocrine Disease --- Endocrine System Disease --- System Disease, Endocrine --- System Diseases, Endocrine --- Endocrinology --- Female Genital Diseases --- Gynecologic Diseases --- Diseases, Female Genital --- Diseases, Gynecologic --- Female Genital Disease --- Genital Disease, Female --- Gynecologic Disease --- Gynecology