Blair Sowry is a Volunteer Writer at BioNews. He has been working as an embryologist in the UK for nine years, following working in New Zealand for two years and completing his training. Blair has now decided on a career change to the legal profession and recently completed a Graduate Diploma of Law.
Italian couples seeking surrogacy abroad could face fines or imprisonment if the Italian parliament passes a proposed new bill...
The European Commission, the European Union executive responsible for proposing legislation, has proposed new regulation to allow parenthood rights to follow families across member states...
Parents of an Irish child born via international surrogacy are asking a court to recognise his mother as a legal parent...
The National AIDS Trust is urging the UK Government to change a law preventing some people living with HIV from using their own gametes when accessing fertility treatment...
A Colorado-based jury has ordered a doctor who used his own sperm when treating a patient to pay $8.75m in damages, following a civil lawsuit...
COVID-19-related delays to fertility treatment for Scottish are among the longest in the world, a global study has claimed...
A heterosexual relationship is generally comprised of equally contributing male and female partners...
A baby has been born via surrogate to a gay couple in Northern Ireland, with the entire process taking place in the country for the first time...
The Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Group is to hold a public consultation regarding the provision of fertility treatment in the area...
Requiring a sperm donor's name to be recorded on children's birth certificates may breach privacy laws, according to the High Court of Kerala in India...
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