Babies following posthumous conception will not be fatherless
The Department of Health announced last Friday that it would be accepting recommendations made in a review of consent to the storage and use of human sperm and eggs. The review was conducted by Sheila McLean, professor of Law and Ethics in Medicine at the University of Glasgow and recommended...
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New law on posthumous fathers will not mean another Diane Blood case
by Juliet Tizzard
The UK government last week announced its intention to allow children conceived after the death of their biological father to have him named on their birth certificate. This will be welcome news to one particular woman, Diane Blood, whose son was conceived after her husband died from meningitis in 1994...