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The last episode of the series, the Baby Business. This episode was a summary of what we had discussed throughout the series. However, we seriously encourage all interested parties to read the book, either in Thai or English, since all case studies were provided in full details with how the cases ended at the time of the writing of the book.

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 6 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai. At the end of the day, when a couple can not conceive a baby by themselves, there is also a business to cater for their needs; adoption.

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 5 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai.

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 4 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai. Chapter 4 discussed the issues "by-design" Baby.

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 3 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai. Chapter 3 discussed the issues "Womb for Rent".

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 2 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai. Chapter 2 discussed the issues around the business of sperms and egg donations.

Dr.Poonsak summarized chapter 1 of the book The Baby Business by Debora L. Spar, whose book he translated into Thai. Chapter 1 provided the original idea of the genetic engineering before it became a full-blown fertility business of its own.

A summary of what the book "The Baby Business" by Debora L. Spar was about. Doctor Poonsak was so interested in the content of the book that he translated this for free and donated the income to charity. We intended to make a podcast episode for each chapter in the book. You may also follow Dr.Poonsak at http://www.twitter.com/DrPoonsak

We continued some discussions on the previous episode due to our fans feedback. Also, as Dr.Phattaraphum pointed out, the topic should be contraception rather than sterilization. He expanded on his experience during medical school days on how everyone had to go through an oral exam, explaining verbally on how to perform contraception to an imaginary patient.

Back to popular demand (I know, it ain't that popular, but it helped boosting our ego!). From our webboard post, we talked about a topic that was directly opposite to what our Doctor Nueng did for a living (in case you did not know, our doctor specialized in infertility). We talked about sterilization.