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DONOR ANONYMITY
A new JME article makes the case for harvesting sperm from dead donors.
A Belgian bioethicist points out serious problems of informed consent
Victoria has enacted laws that retrospectively strip donors of anonymity.
Genetic databases will enable people to connect with the parents they never knew
The State government New South Wales is considering tightening rules regulating embryo donation
Ethicists and doctors have slammed recently passed legislation in the Australian state of Victoria that will revoke the anonymity of sperm donors.
10 years after the end of donor anonymity, UK healthcare analysts are coming to different conclusions about the benefits of the policy.
The UK's new National Sperm Bank has been struggling to find volunteers.
A policy of non-anonymity may even be socially harmful.
The government health agency in Denmark is reconsidering its policy on the anonymity of sperm donors after failing to prevent the transmission of disease through sperm banks.
Gab Kovacs finds that sperm donor families function just as well as other families.
The Nuffield Council on Bioethics, in the UK, is conducting an inquiry into how much information people need to know about their genetic origins.
The US state of Washington has taken a step towards the abolition of donor anonymity in IVF clinics.
Insuperable barriers to complete knowledge
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