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California Lawmakers Consider Paying Women to Provide Eggs for Researchby Diane Tober, Biopolitical TimesMay 2nd, 2013A new bill claims to be motivated by concerns for women’s equity and for advancing responsible medical research, but in fact undermines both.

Cracked Open: New Book Looks at Fertility and Reproductive Technologyby Rachel, Our Bodies Our BlogApril 30th, 2013Just out: A new book by award-winning writer and international public health and reproductive rights advocate Miriam Zoll, Cracked Open: Liberty, Fertility and the Pursuit of High Tech Babies.

“World's First GM Babies Born”: 12-Year-Old Article Continues to Cause Confusionby Jessica Cussins, Biopolitical TimesApril 25th, 2013An undated Daily Mail article that is actually over a decade old continues to spread misinformation about human genetic modification.

The Baby Blueprint [VIDEO][With CGS's Marcy Darnovsky]Al Jazeera EnglishApril 22nd, 2013Would you choose your child's genetic potential? Live debate with Marcy Darnovsky, Stuart Newman, Julian Savulescu, and Nita Farahany.

Nuffield Report: Parents Should Decide Whether or Not to 'Tell'by Wybo Dondorp, BioNewsApril 22nd, 2013A new report from the Nuffield Council on Bioethics says it's usually, but not always, better for parents to tell a child that he or she was donor conceived.

That “Pernicious” Notion of the “Best Interests of the Child”by Michael Cook, BioEdgeApril 20th, 2013A Harvard Law School bioethicist argues that “the best interests of the child” is not a concept which is applicable to assisted reproductive technology.

Surrogacy: Joyful, Frightening, Always Riskyby Suzanne Rico, The AtlanticApril 17th, 2013The story of two families who had babies via surrogate, with very different experiences.

Egg Freezing: WTF?*[Op-Ed]by Lynn M. Morgan and Janelle S. Taylor, The Feminist WireApril 14th, 2013Egg freezing is invasive, dangerous, unregulated, and insanely expensive. Worse, it isn’t a social solution, so it cannot address the social causes that make it so difficult to balance career and family.

IVF And The Legacy Of Its Inventors[Quotes CGS's Marcy Darnovsky]by John Farrell, ForbesApril 12th, 201335 years after Robert G. Edwards co-developed in-vitro fertilization, the assisted reproduction industry in the US remains controversial.

Lord Robert Winston Warning Over Child ‘Eugenics’ by Lyndsay Buckland, ScotsmanApril 11th, 2013A leading fertility expert warns that reproductive technologies could enable a form of eugenics with serious implications for the individuals involved and society in general.

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