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Scandinavian attitudes to surrogacy — public policy should catch up
by Sam Everingham
During the planning of the global non-profit Families Through Surrogacy's first educational event on surrogacy in Sweden a few months ago, IVF professionals had suggested inviting a few leading Swedish infertility specialists. Unfortunately none were will