US EditionCalls to regulate 'wild west' of online sperm donation amid IVF review
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Americans Say IVF is Not the Answer to Infertility
In IVF clinics all across America, there are more than 1,600,000 frozen babies in storage right now. Many of them are discarded or donated to be the subjects of experiments. While some couples adopt and implant the embryos, a process sometimes called snowflake adoption, that still only accounts for one small fraction of the babies still in freezers, many of whom will never get the chance to grow up. Running on a pro-family platform, President Tr…
As waiting times for fertility clinics in Australia's public health system continue to lengthen and private health care costs remain high, more and more women who want to become parents are turning to social media and various online forums to find informal sperm donors. For example, the popular "Sperm Donation Australia" group on Facebook has more than 21,000 active members and not only discusses donors on the platform, but also involves differe…
Woman with potentially 700 siblings calling for better IVF regulation
(Today) – A woman who thinks she may have up to 700 siblings out there is calling for better regulation of Australia’s IVF industry. Katherine Dawson has the medical technology to thank for giving her life, but after starting the journey to connect with her donor father, she made a startling discovery. “I’ve discovered really, some pretty shocking things that just keep escalating, unfortunately,” Katherine told Today. (Read More)
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