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2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3%27
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=1%22
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=1%2522
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3ao.Univ.-Prof.Dr%27
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3Yan
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=0
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3Mag.a
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=1
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3
2018 // Symposium: The Future of Parenthood | MedUni Vienna ...The symposium " The Future of Parenthood" organised by Christiane Druml and Peter Husslein, addressed the potential of modern reproductive medicine and the associated legal and ethical implications. The 2015 amendment of the Reproductive Medicine Act has changed the situation in Austria. The aim of the international, interdisciplinary symposium was to create a dialogue between domestic reproductive medicine and international developments and debates.   On the first day of the symposium these questions were explored  in different formats including a keynote lecture, two panel-sessions and a concluding panel discussion (with a focus on the Austrian situation) in German language.  Two panel-sessions focusing on rare diseases and an international debate within the UNESCO followed on the second day. This workshop was organized by the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology... https://www.meduniwien.ac.at/web/en/international-affairs/unesco-chair-on-bioethics/activities-selection/2018-symposium-the-future-of-parenthood/?L=3RO