Canadian doctor loses licence for using own sperm in IVF
A Canadian fertility specialist, Dr Norman Barwin, has lost his medical licence for using the wrong sperm, including his own, to inseminate a number of IVF patients...
A laboratory technique used to match samples of DNA (for example in forensics) or to establish the relationship between two people (for example in paternity testing).
A Canadian fertility specialist, Dr Norman Barwin, has lost his medical licence for using the wrong sperm, including his own, to inseminate a number of IVF patients...
A New York appeal court has ruled that a man who donated sperm to a lesbian couple has no legal right to demand a paternity test for the resulting child...
A retired fertility doctor who used his own sperm to inseminate patients will not be jailed for his actions...
A US surrogate has been united with her genetic child who she carried alongside the intended parents' embryo in an apparent case of superfetation...
A retired US fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to inseminate patients at his clinic will plead guilty to misleading investigators...
A ruling by the Supreme Court in Georgia has stated a child born following IVF has no legal father, potentially setting a precedent for other similar cases in the future...
by Jen Willows
A man is being investigated in the Netherlands after claims he fathered over 100 children through sperm donation...
A court in the Netherlands has ruled that DNA tests can be performed on items belonging to a deceased fertility clinic director accused of using his own sperm for fertility treatments...
by Professor Eric Blyth and 3 others
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