Which of the Following Is FALSE About the History of Assisted

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is FALSE about the history of assisted reproduction?

• A) J. Marion Sims, M.D., produced a pregnancy by artificial insemination of a husband's sperm (AIH) in the nineteenth century in America, and was widely condemned for doing so.
• B) After the birth of Louise Brown, the desire of many infertile couples for a biological child of their own led them to pay thousands of dollars per cycle in attempts to get pregnant through IVF.
• C) Clinics offering assisted reproduction over the last two decades funded research into improving techniques for assisted reproduction out of monies generated from fees from their patients.
• D) Chances of an older woman creating a baby that she can gestate increase substantially if an egg is used from a younger woman.
• E) American adoption agencies charge the same regardless of the skin color of the baby adopted.

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