Chile - Revision history

Natalie Oveyssi at 21:06, 3 August 2015

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Natalie Oveyssi at 22:06, 7 July 2015

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Sonia Allan at 11:22, 31 May 2015

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Sonia Allan at 10:43, 5 November 2014

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Sonia Allan at 10:42, 5 November 2014

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 * Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility.For example, see Red Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile, "[http://www.reproduccion.cl/index-21.html Compromiso Ético]," (accessed 05 November 2014).
 |History=
-|External links=See also Co-padres.net. Reproducción asistida,donación de semen y coparentalidad: la legislación en Chile, available at: http://www.co-padres.net/leyes-donantes-de-semen-en-Chile.php, (accessed 05 November 2014).
+|External links=See also Co-padres.net, [http://www.co-padres.net/leyes-donantes-de-semen-en-Chile.php Reproducción asistida,donación de semen y coparentalidad: la legislación en Chile], (accessed 05 November 2014).
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 == References ==

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 * Many clinics follow the ethical standards set by the Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction in 1995. These standards provide that gamete donation must be uncompensated."[http://www.redlara.com/images/arq/consenso_%20Chile.PDF Cosenso Latino Amerciano en apectos etico-legales relativso a las tecnicas de reproduccion asistida]," Reñaca, CHILE 1995, (accessed 05 November 2014).
-* Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility. [5]
+* Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility.For example, see Red Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile, "[http://www.reproduccion.cl/index-21.html Compromiso Ético]," (accessed 05 November 2014).
 |History=
-|External links=[4] "Cosenso Latino Amerciano en apectos etico-legales relativso a las tecnicas de reproduccion asistida," Reñaca, CHILE 1995, available at http://www.redlara.com/images/arq/consenso_%20Chile.PDF, (accessed 05 November 2014).
+|External links=See also Co-padres.net. Reproducción asistida,donación de semen y coparentalidad: la legislación en Chile, available at: http://www.co-padres.net/leyes-donantes-de-semen-en-Chile.php, (accessed 05 November 2014).
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-[5] For example, see Red Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile,Compromiso Etico, http://www.reproduccion.cl/index-21.html, (accessed 05 November 2014).
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 See also Co-padres.net. Reproducción asistida,donación de semen y coparentalidad: la legislación en Chile, available at: http://www.co-padres.net/leyes-donantes-de-semen-en-Chile.php, (accessed 05 November 2014).
 }}
 == References ==

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 |Accountability and governance=* In 1985 the Chilean Ministry of Health published "Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer."Resolution no. 1072, "[http://juridico1.minsal.cl/RESOLUCION_1072_85.doc Normas Aplicables a la Fertilización in Vitro y la Transferencia Embrionaria] (Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer)," Ministerio de Salud (Ministry of Health), 28 de junio de 1985 (Chile 1985), (accessed 05 November 2014). The rules do not have legal force and may serve as guidelines. The rules establish general steps for IVF and suggest that all created embryos should be transferred to the mother and cryopreservation (freezing) is not permitted.
-* Many clinics follow the ethical standards set by the Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction in 1995. These standards provide that gamete donation must be uncompensated. [4]
+* Many clinics follow the ethical standards set by the Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction in 1995. These standards provide that gamete donation must be uncompensated."[http://www.redlara.com/images/arq/consenso_%20Chile.PDF Cosenso Latino Amerciano en apectos etico-legales relativso a las tecnicas de reproduccion asistida]," Reñaca, CHILE 1995, (accessed 05 November 2014).
 * Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility. [5]

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 |Foundational values=
 |Prohibited practices=* Human cloning
-* Destroying human embryos to obtain stem cellsLaw no. 20.120, "[http://transparencia.redsalud.gob.cl/transparencia/public/seremi6/2014/03/Marco%20normativo/DTO%20114-11%20Clonacion%20Humana.pdf Sobre la Investigación Científica en el Ser Humano, su Genoma, y prohíbe la Clonación Humana,] (On Scientific Research in the Human Being, its genome, and the prohibition of Human Cloning)," Ministerio de Salud (Ministry of Health), B. O., Sept. 22, 2006, (accessed 05 November 2014).
+* Destroying human embryos to obtain stem cellsLaw no. 20.120, "[http://transparencia.redsalud.gob.cl/transparencia/public/seremi6/2014/03/Marco%20normativo/DTO%20114-11%20Clonacion%20Humana.pdf Sobre la Investigación Científica en el Ser Humano, su Genoma, y prohíbe la Clonación Humana] (On Scientific Research in the Human Being, its genome, and the prohibition of Human Cloning)," Ministerio de Salud (Ministry of Health), B. O., Sept. 22, 2006, (accessed 05 November 2014).
 |Permitted and regulated practices=* Sperm and egg donation are practiced. (However, note there are no sperm banks in Chile, and donated sperm is sent from abroad.)
 * Article 182 of the Chilean civil code provides that “the father and the mother of a child conceived through the application of assisted human reproductive technology are the man and women who committed to it.”Código Civil; Filiación; Ley no. 19.585 Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 1998 (Artículo 182. "[http://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=126366 El padre y la madre del hijo concebido mediante la aplicación de técnicas de reproducción humana asistida son el hombre y la mujer que se sometieron a ellas,]") (accessed 05 November 2014).
 |Regulatory activities=
-|Accountability and governance=* In 1985 the Chilean Ministry of Health published "Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer." [3] The rules do not have legal force and may serve as guidelines. The rules establish general steps for IVF and suggest that all created embryos should be transferred to the mother and cryopreservation (freezing) is not permitted.
+|Accountability and governance=* In 1985 the Chilean Ministry of Health published "Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer."Resolution no. 1072, "[http://juridico1.minsal.cl/RESOLUCION_1072_85.doc Normas Aplicables a la Fertilización in Vitro y la Transferencia Embrionaria] (Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer)," Ministerio de Salud (Ministry of Health), 28 de junio de 1985 (Chile 1985), (accessed 05 November 2014). The rules do not have legal force and may serve as guidelines. The rules establish general steps for IVF and suggest that all created embryos should be transferred to the mother and cryopreservation (freezing) is not permitted.
 * Many clinics follow the ethical standards set by the Latin American Network of Assisted Reproduction in 1995. These standards provide that gamete donation must be uncompensated. [4]
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 * Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility. [5]
 |History=
-|External links=
+|External links=[4] "Cosenso Latino Amerciano en apectos etico-legales relativso a las tecnicas de reproduccion asistida," Reñaca, CHILE 1995, available at http://www.redlara.com/images/arq/consenso_%20Chile.PDF, (accessed 05 November 2014).
-[3] Resolution no. 1072, Normas Aplicables a la Fertilización in Vitro y la Transferencia Embrionaria [Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 28 de junio de 1985 (Chile 1985), available at juridico1.minsal.cl/RESOLUCION_1072_85.doc, (accessed 05 November 2014).
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 [4] "Cosenso Latino Amerciano en apectos etico-legales relativso a las tecnicas de reproduccion asistida," Reñaca, CHILE 1995, available at http://www.redlara.com/images/arq/consenso_%20Chile.PDF, (accessed 05 November 2014).
 [5] For example, see Red Hospital Clínico Universidad de Chile,Compromiso Etico, http://www.reproduccion.cl/index-21.html, (accessed 05 November 2014).

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 |Permitted and regulated practices=* Sperm and egg donation are practiced. (However, note there are no sperm banks in Chile, and donated sperm is sent from abroad.)
-* Article 182 of the Chilean civil code provides that “the father and the mother of a child conceived through the application of assisted human reproductive technology are the man and women who committed to it.” [2]
+* Article 182 of the Chilean civil code provides that “the father and the mother of a child conceived through the application of assisted human reproductive technology are the man and women who committed to it.”Código Civil; Filiación; Ley no. 19.585 Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 1998 (Artículo 182. "[http://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=126366 El padre y la madre del hijo concebido mediante la aplicación de técnicas de reproducción humana asistida son el hombre y la mujer que se sometieron a ellas,]") (accessed 05 November 2014).
 |Regulatory activities=
 |Accountability and governance=* In 1985 the Chilean Ministry of Health published "Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer." [3] The rules do not have legal force and may serve as guidelines. The rules establish general steps for IVF and suggest that all created embryos should be transferred to the mother and cryopreservation (freezing) is not permitted.
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 * Others follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility. [5]
 |History=
-|External links=Law no. 20.120, "[http://transparencia.redsalud.gob.cl/transparencia/public/seremi6/2014/03/Marco%20normativo/DTO%20114-11%20Clonacion%20Humana.pdf Sobre la Investigación Científica en el Ser Humano, su Genoma, y prohíbe la Clonación Humana,]" [On Scientific Research in the Human Being, its genome, and the prohibition of Human Cloning], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], B. O., Sept. 22, 2006, (accessed 05 November 2014).
+|External links=
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-[2] Código Civil; Filiación; Ley no. 19.585 Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 1998 (Artículo 182. "El padre y la madre del hijo concebido mediante la aplicación de técnicas de reproducción humana asistida son el hombre y la mujer que se sometieron a ellas,"), available at http://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=126366, (accessed 05 November 2014).
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 [3] Resolution no. 1072, Normas Aplicables a la Fertilización in Vitro y la Transferencia Embrionaria [Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 28 de junio de 1985 (Chile 1985), available at juridico1.minsal.cl/RESOLUCION_1072_85.doc, (accessed 05 November 2014).

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 |Inheritable genetic modification=?
 |Preimplantation genetic diagnosis=no policy
-|Reproductive cloning=?
+|Reproductive cloning=PROHIBITED
-|Research cloning=?
+|Research cloning=PROHIBITED
 |Sex selection=?
 |Surrogacy=unrecognized

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 * Others are follow criteria defined by the American Fertility Society and European Society of Fertility [5].
 |History=
-|External links=[1]Law no. 20.120, Sobre la Investigación Científica en el Ser Humano, su Genoma, y prohíbe la Clonación Humana [On Scientific Research in the Human Being, its genome, and the prohibition of Human Cloning], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], B. O., Sept. 22, 2006. Article 6: Tissue and organs may only be cultivated for the purpose of diagnostic treatment or scientific research.
+|External links=[1] Law no. 20.120, Sobre la Investigación Científica en el Ser Humano, su Genoma, y prohíbe la Clonación Humana [On Scientific Research in the Human Being, its genome, and the prohibition of Human Cloning], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], B. O., Sept. 22, 2006. http://transparencia.redsalud.gob.cl/transparencia/public/seremi6/2014/03/Marco%20normativo/DTO%20114-11%20Clonacion%20Humana.pdf (accessed 05 November 2014)
-[2]Código Civil; Filiación; Ley no. 19.585 Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 1998(Artículo 182. 'El padre y la madre del hijo concebido mediante la aplicación de técnicas de reproducción humana asistida son el hombre y la mujer que se sometieron a ellas'.) available at http://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=126366 (accessed 05 November 2014).
+[2] Código Civil; Filiación; Ley no. 19.585 Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 1998(Artículo 182. 'El padre y la madre del hijo concebido mediante la aplicación de técnicas de reproducción humana asistida son el hombre y la mujer que se sometieron a ellas'.) available at http://www.leychile.cl/Navegar?idNorma=126366 (accessed 05 November 2014).
 [3] Resolution no. 1072, Normas Aplicables a la Fertilización in Vitro y la Transferencia Embrionaria [Rules Applicable to in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer], Ministerio de Salud [Ministry of Health], 28 de junio de 1985 (Chile 1985). (available at juridico1.minsal.cl/RESOLUCION_1072_85.doc (accessed 05 November 2014).