IVF embryo mix-up – Israel court determines parentage
The latest court case following the Assuta fertility clinic embryo mix-up three years ago, has raised many questions regarding parentage in Israel, write Dr Sivan Tamir and Professor Roy Gilbar…
Professor, School of Law, Netanya Academic College
Roy Gilbar is a professor of medical law and bioethics, specialising in the beginning and end of life decision making. Based in the School of Law, Netanya Academic College, Israel. Currently, fulfils the role of the school's dean. PhD in medical law and bioethics from Queen Mary University of London.
by Dr Sivan Tamir and 1 others
The latest court case following the Assuta fertility clinic embryo mix-up three years ago, has raised many questions regarding parentage in Israel, write Dr Sivan Tamir and Professor Roy Gilbar…
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