Akanksha Gupta
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Akanksha Gupta is a thought leader in the ethics and philosophy of reproductive medicine, whose work challenges the technological determinism often found in contemporary bioethics. In her most-cited paper, "In Contemporary Reproductive Medicine Human Beings are Not Yet Dispensable" (2023, 6 citations), Gupta argues that despite rapid advances in assisted reproductive technologies, the human element—embodied in the roles of donors, surrogates, and clinicians—remains ethically indispensable. This contribution has sparked critical dialogue on the limits of automation and commodification in fertility care. Gupta’s research bridges reproductive justice, feminist bioethics, and the sociology of medicine, examining how emerging technologies like artificial wombs and genetic editing reshape our understanding of parenthood and bodily autonomy. Her work is notable for its accessible yet rigorous defense of human dignity in clinical practice, offering a counterpoint to purely efficiency-driven narratives. With a growing citation footprint, Gupta is establishing herself as a vital voice in ensuring that reproductive innovation remains accountable to the lived experiences of those it serves.
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