Women Could Be Paid for Donated Eggs As Demand for Ivf Soars

Evening Standard - London (11 November 2004)

Author: Rebecca Smith

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WOMEN could be paid for donating their eggs for fertility treatment in a controversial move being considered today.

The radical idea from the fertility regulatory body, the Human Fertility and Embryology Authority (HFEA), comes amid a critical shortage of donated eggs and sperm. Almost all fertility clinics have said they cannot meet demand as more couples turn to IVF to help them conceive.

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Women Could Be Paid for Donated Eggs As Demand for Ivf Soars

Experts fear the removal of donor anonymity from April will make the situation worse. Many doc...

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