Advances in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) have been revolutionary. This book focuses on the use of ARTs in the context of families who seek to conceive a matching sibling donor as a source of tissue to treat an existing sick child. Such children have been referred to as 'saviour siblings'. Considering the legal and regulatory frameworks that impact on the accessibility of this technology in Australia and the UK, the work analyses the ethical and moral issues that arise from the use of the technology for this specific purpose. The author claims the only justification for limiting a family's reproductive liberty in this context is where the exercise of reproductive decision-making results in harm to others. It is argued that the harm principle is the underlying feature of legislative action in Western democratic society, and as such, this principle provides the grounds upon which a strong and persuasive argument is made for a less-restrictive regulatory approach in the context of 'saviour siblings'. The book will be of great relevance and interest to academics, researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the fields of law, ethics, philosophy, science and medicine.

Advances in the field of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) have been revolutionary. This book focuses on the use of ARTs in the context of families who seek to conceive a matching sibling donor as a source of tissue to treat an existing sick child. Such children have been referred to as 'saviour siblings'. Considering the legal and regulatory frameworks that impact on the accessibility of this technology in Australia and the UK, the work analyses the ethical and moral issues that arise from the use of the technology for this specific purpose. The author claims the only justification for limiting a family's reproductive liberty in this context is where the exercise of reproductive decision-making results in harm to others. It is argued that the harm principle is the underlying feature of legislative action in Western democratic society, and as such, this principle provides the grounds upon which a strong and persuasive argument is made for a less-restrictive regulatory approach in the context of 'saviour siblings'. The book will be of great relevance and interest to academics, researchers, practitioners and policy makers in the fields of law, ethics, philosophy, science and medicine.

Our current personal beliefs are a reflection of all the concepts we've learned throughout our lifetimes. For Dr. Malcolm K. Smith, it is multi-dimensional learning that comes daily from Angels, Guides and other humans. As a popular and entertaining speaker he has been able to share exciting revelations with many people. This book is the product of this profound and thought-provoking material - a spiritual 'how it works' book. From its expertly written, succinct format you can discover the following: *The universal energy which condenses to form Angels, Guides and humans. How humans experience this power as spiral love energy which makes its way to Earth through the sun and planets. *The spiritual mechanism of human birth; how spiral love energy can heal humans and animals. *Tetrahedron (pyramid) focusing of spiral energy; how energy gathered by tetrahedral carbon atoms transmutes elements and sustains humans, animals and plants. *The relationships between Angels, Guides and humans; communication between dimensions of existence. *The human quantum field as the home of the human spirit; the connection between the cosmic lattice and human creativity and how humans create their reality via the law of attraction powered by spiral love energy. *How mysteries such as orbs, miracles, spiritual printing and crop formations convey the Angels' message of peace, love and a perfect life for all humans.