The Dutch Embryo Act has governed the handling of oocytes, sperm cells and embryos since 2002. However, the rapid emergence of stem-cell-based embryo models and scientific interest in early human development are now driving debate around multiple provisions of the Act...
Professor Marilyn Crawshaw, Dr Astrid Indekeu and Hannah Markham KC outline work to centre children's human rights in surrogacy and gamete donation...
Professor Karen Sermon and Sarah Norcross explain why ESHRE and PET have collaborated to publish the wide-ranging report 'Fertility, Embryo Research and Genome Editing: Public Attitudes in Europe'...
The PET team discusses findings from a PET/ESHRE report exploring attitudes to fertility treatment, embryo research, genome editing, donor conception, surrogacy and related topics in the UK, the Netherlands, Spain and Italy...
Seven experts discussed the sensitive case of donor 7069 and explored what could be done to avoid it happening again, as well as how to improve outcomes if it did...
Drs Carolyn Wilson-Nash, Jennifer Takhar and Chloe He discuss the reality faced by many LGBTQ+ people seeking fertility treatment in the UK...
The birth parents of a baby born after an IVF embryo mix-up will retain permanent custody under a court agreement with the genetic parents...
The High Court of England and Wales has clarified how judges should approach granting parental orders in international surrogacy cases...
Following an English court's decision that a prolific sperm donor could not be listed on a child's birth certificate, Robert Gilmour and Professor Gillian Black examine how the same situation would be treated in Scots law...
Peers have called for law reform during two debates in the UK House of Lords, discussing issues including fertility treatment, surrogacy, embryo research and declining birthrates...
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