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	bioethics.net :: Article Topics: Bioethics on MSNBC
		Giving birth may be what Iliescu wanted to do, and she may well be a very determined person of great piety, but the doctor did something highly unethical when he helped her become pregnant: Iliescu is too old to be having a baby.
		Iliescu needed a doctor’s assistance because she is no longer able to produce healthy eggs of her own.
		But, while Iliescu did indeed give birth to a baby, all the doctor did was allow her to become pregnant, not to have her own genetic child.
	www.bioethics.net /articles.php?viewCat=2&articleId=178 (1079 words)

	Adriana Iliescu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Adriana Iliescu (born 31 May 1938, Craiova) is; reported as the world's oldest woman to give birth, at age 66.
		The child, however, is not her biological child, as the ovum (and also the sperm) was from an anonymous donor, and Iliescu was more of a surrogate mother.
		Iliescu was first given hormone treatment to reverse menopause in 1995 and in vitro fertilisation (three zygotes with sperm and ovum from two anonymous donors) in 2004, becoming pregnant with triplets.
	www.wikipedia-mirror.co.za /a/d/r/Adriana_Iliescu_249b.html (492 words)

	Adriana Iliescu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Adriana Iliescu (born 31 May 1938, Craiova) is reported as the world's oldest woman to give birth, at age 66.
		The child, however, is not her biological child, as the ovum (and also the sperm) was from an anonymous donor, and Iliescu was more of a surrogate mother.
		The age of Iliescu was reported as 67 by some sources and the exact details of the second, and in some reports third, fetus differed greatly.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adriana_Iliescu (468 words)

	Crosswalk.com
		Adriana Iliescu is a retired history professor and author of children's books who had sought hormonal treatments for nine years, attempting to delay the onset of menopause.
		Iliescu's unmarried state and the use of IVF technology aside, we are still left with the reality that a 66- (about to turn 67-) year-old woman has now given birth to a baby she may never have the opportunity to raise.
		Iliescu will be able to teach her daughter to ride a bicycle, take her to ballet lessons, see her graduate from high school, and help her reach full adulthood.
	www.crosswalk.com /news/weblogs/mohler/1308982.html?view=print (1829 words)

	Mother, 67, defends decision - World - www.smh.com.au
		Adriana Iliescu justifies her decision to the media at the Giulesti Maternity Hospital in Bucharest, Romania.
		Adriana Iliescu, a university professor and children's author, gave birth to a baby girl on Sunday, after doctors used in vitro fertilisation and the sperm and eggs from younger people.
		Iliescu, in her first public appearance since giving birth, told journalists at Bucharest's Giulesti maternity hospital that she was not worried for her daughter.
	www.smh.com.au /news/World/Mother-67-defends-decision/2005/01/19/1106074821982.html (487 words)

	Adriana Iliescu - Wikipedia
		Adriana Iliescu (lahir 31 Mei 1938, Craiova) ialah seorang wanita yang telah melahirkan anak pada umur 66 tahun sekaligus menjadi wanita tertua untuk membuat sedemikian.
		Iliescu pada mulanya diberikan rawatan hormon untuk melambatkan proses putus haid (menopause) pada 1995.
		Beberapa sumber berita telah melaporkan umur Iliescu sebagai 67 tahun dan maklumat terperinci tentang janin kedua dan ketiga yang disiarkan antara sumber-sumber tersebut amat berbeza.
	ms.wikipedia.org /wiki/Adriana_Iliescu#Kehamilan (384 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| 'World's oldest mum' raps critics
		Adriana Iliescu, who underwent fertility treatment for nine years, spoke at a Bucharest hospital 48 hours after giving birth to a baby girl.
		Mrs Iliescu, a retired university professor and author of children's books, said she hoped the child would follow in her footsteps.
		Mrs Iliescu's case has led to calls by Romanian officials for a public debate on the medical and ethical consequences of fertility treatments.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/4186405.stm (347 words)

	Chloe - muller
		Even if Adriana lives to ripe old age, her baby will be orphaned too young and there is no father to redress the loss I admit that (when) we say a 66 year old mother is too old but pat a 66 year old father on the back we’re being sexist, and that’s wrong.
		When Adriana’s doctor Bogdan Marinescu was asked why he let a woman of 66 become pregnant, he replied: "She was in the right condition to carry a pregnancy”, adding that “medically speaking she is a success”.
		While the debates around reproductive technology are complex, provocative and multiple, Iliescu’s IVF treatment over a period of nine years offered an emancipatory alliance between her body and medical technology, enabling a sense of ownership of the reproductive body and of agency as woman and mother.
	www.chloe.uwa.edu.au /outskirts/archive/volume14/muller (3228 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : International
		Adriana Iliescu, a university professor and children?s author, gave birth to a baby girl on Sunday, after doctors used in vitro fertilisation and the sperm and eggs from younger people.
		Iliescu, in her first public appearance since giving birth, told journalists at Bucharest?s Giulesti maternity hospital that she was not worried for her daughter.
		Iliescu was pregnant with twin girls but one died.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1050120/asp/foreign/story_4275998.asp (289 words)

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		Adriana Iliescu, who was artificially inseminated using sperm and egg from anonymous donors, delivered her daughter Eliza Maria by Cesarean section, doctors at the Giulesti Maternity Hospital in Bucharest said.
		Iliescu sat up in her hospital bed Monday and told Associated Press Television News she was "more than happy" to have given birth.
		Marinescu said Iliescu was successfully inseminated on the first attempt, and that she initially was carrying triplets but lost the third fetus after nine to 10 weeks.
	www.ksdk.com /printfullstory.aspx?storyid=73437 (556 words)

	Romanian woman gives birth at 66
		Adriana Iliescu, who underwent fertility treatment for nine years before becoming pregnant, is thought to be the oldest recorded mother.
		Ms Iliescu told local television she had always wanted to be a mother but had been unable to conceive naturally.
		Adriana Iliescu, who is thought to be the oldest recorded mother, gave birth to a girl earlier this week after nine years of fertility treatment.
	users.skynet.be /fa057630/oldest_mother.htm (655 words)

	ABC News: Oldest Woman to Give Birth Celebrates Daughter's First Birthday
		At age 66, Adriana Iliescu became pregnant through in vitro fertilization with donor eggs, and one year ago today, she gave birth to Eliza Maria.
		Iliescu said she had one regret when it came to her daughter.
		Iliescu said her biggest concern was her daughter's well-being.
	abcnews.go.com /GMA/AmericanFamily/story?id=1516880 (348 words)

	USATODAY.com - 66-year-old Romanian gives birth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Adriana Iliescu, 66, is in intensive care after giving birth to a baby girl Eliza Maria on Sunday.
		Iliescu underwent fertility treatment for nine years, including procedures to reverse the effects of menopause, before being artificially inseminated, Marinescu told reporters.
		He said he successfully inseminated Iliescu on his first attempt, and that she initially was carrying triplets but lost the third fetus after nine to ten weeks.
	www.usatoday.com /news/world/2005-01-17-oldest-birth_x.htm?csp=34 (495 words)

	RedOrbit - Health - Dr.: No Regrets Helping World's Oldest Mom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		At 66, Iliescu, a university professor and a writer of children's books, is believed to be the world's oldest person to become a mother.
		Iliescu was impregnated by in vitro fertilization using sperm and an egg from anonymous donors.
		Iliescu will probably leave the hospital next week, and her daughter will be released in about a month, he said.
	www.redorbit.com /news/display?id=121034 (441 words)

	Romanian, 67, pregnant with twins
		Adriana Iliescu says she expects to live for many years yet Romanian doctors say a 67-year-old woman is seven months pregnant with twin girls after fertility treatment.
		If the pregnancy comes to full term, it is believed that Adriana Iliescu, an author and academic, will become the oldest recorded mother.
		Mrs Iliescu told local television she had always wanted to be a mother but had been unable to conceive naturally.
	www.infowars.com /articles/world/romanian_67_pregnant_twins.htm (154 words)

	At 67, Romanian becomes oldest woman ever to give birth
		Adriana Iliescu, a retired university professor, had undergone fertility treatment for nine years before succeeding in becoming pregnant.
		Doctors who handled the Iliescu pregnancy maintained total secrecy about the case, which became known to the Romanian public only from one exclusive interview Iliescu gave on the Realitatea television channel last month.
		Iliescu said she did not feel the effect of her relatively advanced years.
	www.infowars.com /articles/science/oldest_woman_to_give_birth.htm (461 words)

	FertilityFacts.org - Can A Woman Ever Be Too Old To Get Pregnant
		Eliza Maria Iliescu was born six weeks prematurely by caesarean section and weighed 3lbs at birth.
		Despite the abilities of IVF and other assisted reproductive techniques to assist an older woman to conceive, the question also arises as to how well an older woman might cope with the physical strain of pregnancy and the demands of raising a child as she gets older.
		Adriana is a single mother who continues to work in order to be able to support her child and rejects any criticism that she is too old to care for her.
	www.fertilityfacts.org /articles/fertility-articles/can-a-woman-ever-be-too-old-to-get-pregnant.html (657 words)

	The world's oldest mother gives birth at 66
		The case has prompted criticism from health professionals concerned about the medical risks and the impact on the child, but Iliescu and her doctors have been adamant that the pregnancy was justified.
		She has cited a history of longevity in her family and a spokeswoman for the hospital where the birth took place said that Iliescu had told staff the pregnancy had given her a new lease of life.
		Iliescu became pregnant as a result of in-vitro fertilisation and Dr Bogdan Marinescu, the chief of the Giulesti maternity hospital in Bucharest, said the eggs and sperm used had come from "healthy young people".
	www.anabaptistethics.org /article.php?id=486 (1687 words)

	Romanian professor, 67, expects twins
		Retired university professor Adriana Iliescu is seven months pregnant after nine months of fertility treatment, and thus qualifies as a serious contender for the title of oldest mum in the world.
		This photo taken from a Realitatea TV broadcast shows 67-year-old retired university professor Adriana Iliescu (L) seven months pregnant with twins after almost a decade of treatment in fertility clinics giving an interview.
		The polemics are focusing on whether her case is a miracle or an act contrary to nature's way.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2005-01/07/content_406794.htm (546 words)

	Scotsman.com News - International - Baby Eliza has made the world's oldest mum feel young once more
		The ethical controversy in Ms Iliescu's case is linked to her age and to her status as a single mother.
		As she speaks, she cocks an ear to listen to the contented baby noises coming from the adjoining room, where Eliza is supervised by her nanny Mariana, 62, whose daughter is a nurse at the hospital where Eliza was born.
		Ms Iliescu has the girl's future all figured out: "I'll make her a teacher, like myself and my mother." Although she is now a pensioner, Ms Iliescu has been teaching literature at a private college in Bucharest three days a week, where she also gives seminars.
	news.scotsman.com /international.cfm?id=64622006 (1200 words)

	Bitnile Bittorrent Share Philosophy - 67-year-old Romanian woman becomes mother!: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-23)
		Eliza Maria, daughter of 66-year-old Romanian Adriana Iliescu, is seen in an intensive care unit at the Giulesti Maternity Hospital in Bucharest, Romania, in a photo released by the hospital Sunday.(AP/HO/Giulesti Maternity Hospital)
		Romanian doctors at the Giulesti Maternity Hospital in Bucharest said Adriana Iliescu, who was artificially inseminated, delivered a daughter by caesarean section early Sunday.
		Iliescu''s daughter - Eliza Maria - was born more than six weeks short of a full 40-week pregnancy term, said a hospital spokeswoman.
	www.bitnile.com /printout5984.html (309 words)

	[No title]
		The record-breaking mother is Adriana Iliescu, from Bucharest, Romania.
		Iliescu is elated at finally becoming a mother for the first time.
		Iliescu is elated at __________ becoming a mother for the first time.prematurereceivingrecordlostfinallyfinallydoubleexpecting2.
	www.breakingnewsenglish.com /0501/jan17.womanGivesBirthat66.doc (1124 words)

	WVA News: Mother - age 66 - - - The Intelligencer/Wheeling News-Register
		Doctors at the Giulesti Maternity Hospital in Bucharest said Adriana Iliescu became pregnant through in vitro fertilization using sperm and egg from anonymous donors.
		Marinescu said Iliescu's pregnancy was achieved on the first attempt, and that she initially was carrying triplets but lost the third fetus after nine to 10 weeks.
		Healthwise, it is risky for both the mother and the child who deserves to have parents to raise her,'' Muresan said.
	www.oweb.com /inter/story/0118202005_int5.asp (570 words)

	Romanian woman gives birth at 67. 17/01/2005. ABC News Online
		Adriana Iliescu has given birth at the age of 67.
		Adriana Iliescu, a university professor and author of children's books, had been pregnant with twin girls.
		Doctors say this is her third attempt at carrying a pregnancy to term.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/200501/s1282891.htm (334 words)

	No Magic for Older Moms
		Adriana Iliescu, a 66-year-old Romanian woman, gave birth to two girls Sunday using donor sperm and eggs.
		What is often overlooked in stories like Adriana Iliescu's is the fact that the woman's own eggs were not used in the procedure.
		News reports about Iliescu's pregnancy revealed that donor eggs and sperm made the pregnancy possible, although that fact could escape headline skimmers.
	www.wired.com /news/medtech/0,1286,66322,00.html (654 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Romanian, 66, pregnant with twins
		Adriana Iliescu says she expects to live for many years yet
		If the pregnancy comes to full term, it is believed that Adriana Iliescu, an author and academic, will become the oldest recorded mother.
		Mrs Iliescu told local television she had always wanted to be a mother but had been unable to conceive naturally.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/4133693.stm (173 words)

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