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bioethics
(redirected from Reproductive issues)

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bioethics noun ethical study of drug research, ethical study of genetic engineering, ideals of genetic engineering and drug research, moral study of drug research, moral study of genetic engineering, morality for genetic engineering, probity for drug research, proper conduct in genetic engiieering and drug research, proper moral behavior on genetic engineering, proper moral judgment on drug research, proper moral philosophy on genetic engineering, proper moral principles for drug research, rectitude for genetic ennineering, study of ethics in biomedical advances, system of morals for genetic engineering, the ethics of biological meddcine, the ethics of biological science
Associated concepts: cloning


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Developed by several Kenyan and international nongovernmental agencies over six years, this non-surgical ritual brings young girls together for a week-long rite of passage, during which they learn traditional teachings about their impending roles as women, parents, and adults in the community, as well as more-modern messages about personal health, reproductive issues, hygiene, communications skills, self-esteem, and dealing with peer pressure.
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