31.   While PGD sidesteps the abortion issue, it -- like other new reproductive technologies -- creates its own dilemmas over issues cost, ethics and potential for abuse.

32.   With advances in reproductive technologies, many women who previously could not conceive are becoming pregnant.

33.   Who gets to play God in the brave new world of reproductive technology?

34.   Yet the fascination with reproductive technologies, it seems, enchanted even the stodgy Social Security Administration into paying for their use.

35.   Yes, one way of addressing this issue is through reproductive technology, but another way is to make the office more accommodating to working mothers in general.

36.   And some ethicists say his work is pushing reproductive technology into the dangerous realm of designer babies.

37.   Assisted reproductive technology, or ART, includes procedures such as in vitro fertilization, where both egg and sperm are handled outside the body.

38.   Bartholet has called for a national commission on these and other modern reproductive technology issues.

39.   Diane Marleau also urged an end to eight other uses of controversial reproductive technology.

40.   Keye and Baum believe that reproductive technology issues might well be explored by a national commission, as first proposed by Bartholet.