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IVF - it's 35 years years since the initial success of a form of technologically assisted human reproduction which has led to the birth of 5 million 'miracle' babies. Laurie Taylor talks to Sarah F...ranklin, Professor in Sociology at the University of Cambridge, about her study into the meaning and impact of IVF. Has the creation of new biological relatives transformed our notion of kinship? They're joined by Henrietta Moore, Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. Also, the male space of the 'bookies'. Betting on horses and dogs has long been seen as a male pastime and the betting shop as a 'man's world'. Rebecca Cassidy, Professor of Social Anthropology at Goldsmiths at the University of London, asks why this should be, interviewing both workers and customers in London betting shops.
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Series: Thinking allowed; Series 2014
First transmission date: 2014-06-11
Original broadcast channel: BBC Radio 4
Published: 2014
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Duration: 00:30:00
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Producer: Jayne Egerton
Presenter: Laurie Taylor
Contributors: Rebecca Cassidy; Sarah Franklin; Henrietta Moore; Laurie Taylor
Publisher: BBC Open University
Production number: AUDA868B
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