[The right to be born and the need to be born healthy... questions in medical ethics].
BACKGROUND
Science, thanks to the commitment of huge amount of human capitals, in many cases supported even by enormous fund investment, gain continuously ground reaching new position and spreading out the borders on human chances in a sphere so delicate like birth. New genetic screening tests, new contraceptive drugs using even more sophisticated features, comply with the new law on assisted insemination, put up new challenges involving all the scientific-social environments and necessitate precise answers on ethical side, but even concrete commitment on vocational training.


OBJECTIVE
In this case we take working examples distinguished only on perception, as the pre-implant diagnosis, the morning after pill, and certain about the recent legislation on assisted insemination, to highlight their common scientific and cultural milieu. These problems call for an unquestionable and unique response, to restore clarity about choices involving the need and ability on human being to look for and find answers about existential matter as the beginning of life. Human being value and its significance need to be relentlessly restated, just because they are endlessly debated by a synergy of the emotional point of view, even impressive, and new stand out techniques.


METHODS
in that sense vocational training is undeniable goal, even more, but not only, in a Faculty of Medicine. A student needs to learn to reflect on the relations between scientific forthcoming and their ethical and bioethical repercussion.
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Dipartimento per l'innovazione educatuva e didattica, Campus Bio-Medico, Roma, Italia.
D003281:Contraceptives, Postcoital; D004501:Education, Medical / Q000592:standards; D026690:Ethics, Clinical; D004992:Ethics, Medical; D005820:Genetic Testing / Q000941:ethics*; D006801:Humans; D007315:Insemination, Artificial / Q000941:ethics*; D019836:Preimplantation Diagnosis / Q000941:ethics*; D026712:Value of Life
D003281:Contraceptives, Postcoital