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 1 Intro,1   |    progress of the biological and medical sciences, man has at his
 2 Intro (4) |     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
 3 Intro,3   |      reaffirmed this to the World Medical Association when he said: "
 4 Intro (11)|     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
 5 Intro (14)|     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
 6  I,1      |       other human being as far as medical assistance is concerned. ~
 7  I,2      | effectively, certain therapeutic, medical or surgical procedures.
 8  I,3      |       EMBRYO LICIT?  ~As with all medical interventions on patients,
 9  I,3      |    survival. Whatever the type of medical, surgical or other therapy,
10  I (28)   |     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
11  I,4      |           EMBRYOS AND FOETUSES?  ~Medical research must refrain from
12  I (31)   |     provided by the most advanced medical techniques, even if these
13  I (33)   |     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
14 II (44)   |     General Assembly of the World Medical Association, 29 October
15 II,4      |     product of an intervention of medical or biological techniques;
16 II,7      |           PROPOSED WITH REGARD TO MEDICAL INTERVENTION IN HUMAN PROCREATION? ~
17 II,7      |           HUMAN PROCREATION? ~The medical act must be evaluated not
18 II,7      |            The moral criteria for medical intervention in procreation
19 II,7      |          to decide their fate. ~A medical intervention respects the
20 II,7      |          sometimes happens that a medical procedure technologically
21 II,7      |           fruit. In this case the medical act is not, as it should
22 II,7      |       dignity of procreation. The medical and nursing staff of Catholic
23 Conclu    |        opinion, to scientists and medical professionals, to jurists