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The Success Rates and Limits of Reproductive Medicine

Wanting Children and Planning Your Life

By: Wilfried Feichtinger,Eva Stanzl

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The Success Rates and Limits of Reproductive Medicine

Wanting Children and Planning Your Life

By: Wilfried Feichtinger,Eva Stanzl

Today, more and more couples are leaving having children until later. However, many do not realise that “later” can also mean “too late”, because the older we get, the harder it becomes. An increasing number of people trust in the success of artificial fertilisation, but, even though reproductive medicine is constantly making progress, the much-heralded biological clock cannot be turned back. The body eventually puts a natural limit on how long it is possible to have children. Since evolution has not made any changes to this, nothing can replace planning a family while there is still time. This book investigates the reasons a growing number of people are childless today. It explains in detail, using medical facts, what reproductive medicine can today achieve, and what it cannot. It analyses the options for success, as well as the limits of reproductive medicine.

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Cambridge Scholars Publishing

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1527562433

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9781527562431

Driftwood

Escape and survival through art

By: Eva De Jong-Duldig

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Escape and survival through art

By: Eva De Jong-Duldig

‘We are spread out in every direction of the wind.’ – Karl Duldig 1941 In 1938 sculptor Karl Duldig, his wife Slawa Horowitz-Duldig – inventor of the modern foldable umbrella – and their baby daughter Eva, left their home in Vienna for an uncertain future. They found a brief refuge in Singapore before arriving in Sydney on 25 September 1940. Australia was at war: they were classified as enemy aliens and interned in an isolated camp in northern Victoria. Karl said, ‘A game of tennis saved my life’. The story follows the family’s narrow escape from Nazi Austria, as well as the recovery of all their Viennese art and other possessions after the war. Spanning three continents and three generations, it poignantly captures both the loss that families encounter when they are dislocated by war and the challenges they face when adapting to a new way of life. ‘This book offers an insight into the cultural life of Australia at a time of enormous change, politically and artistically; a profound lesson in the experience of emigration in the worst of circumstances, but also the transforming contribution to the life of the nation through the talents of immigrants like Karl and Slawa Duldig.’ – Dr Gerard Vaughan AM (Director, National Gallery of Australia) - Awarded a Commendation in the History Publication category of the 2017 Victorian Community History Awards.

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1925588041

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9781925588040

The Success Rates and Limits of Reproductive Medicine

Wanting Children and Planning Your Life

By: Wilfried Feichtinger,Eva Stanzl

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Wanting Children and Planning Your Life

By: Wilfried Feichtinger,Eva Stanzl

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112

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Cambridge Scholars Publishing

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1527562433

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9781527562431

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The Success Rates and Limits of Reproductive Medicine

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