The Kids Research Institute Australia
Dr Ezra Kneebone is research officer at The Kids Research Institute in Australia. Ezra's work explores the social and psychological aspects of human reproduction to inform laws, policies, and practices that reflect lived experience and prioritise children's best interests. She specialises in assisted reproductive technologies, third-party reproduction, and preterm birth.
Reimbursing egg-freezers for donating their unused eggs is not the solution to donor shortages in Australia, argue Dr Molly Johnston, Dr Ezra Kneebone and Dr Julian Koplin...
As the Australian Law Reform Commission undertakes a review of surrogacy law, Dr Ezra Kneebone outlines why reform of the sector is in the interests of intended parents, surrogates and people born through surrogacy...
Professor Catherine Mills and PhD candidate Ezra Kneebone from Monash University, Australia discuss the critical shortages of eggs available for fertility treatment and put forward a proposal to counteract this shortage, for both reproductive and research purposes...
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