Infertility in sub-Saharan women. New technologies in traditional African culture
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https://doi.org/10.14422/rib.i06.y2018.003Keywords:
female sterility, Sub-Saharan Africa, assisted reproduction, bioethicsAbstract
Africa is a multicultural continent with a large variety of sociopolitical situations. All along the continent there is a common characteristic based on traditional culture: women’s reproductive role is the basis of social and economic structure. Women’s infertility implies an important stigma which has a great personal, familiar and social impact. I study the incidence, causes and consequences of sub-Saharan women’s infertility. I also analyze the different therapeutic approaches, feasibility of new reproductive techniques for the general population in their real lives and the bioethics discussion this involves.
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