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| Scientists Grow Eggs from Five-Year-Old Girlsby Rebecca Smith and Caroline Gammell, TelegraphOctober 27th, 2008Scientists have grown eggs from tissue taken from five-year-old girls. This means that future childhood cancer sufferers may be able to go on to have children of their own. |
| Putting the Kids on Iceby Kate Benson, The StandardOctober 18th, 2008Most clinics in Australia allow women who are facing infertility from chemotherapy or radiotherapy to store their eggs, but only two offer the service to women considered "socially infertile" - those without a partner or wanting to delay motherhood to further their careers. |
| How Many Embryos Are Left Over?by Pete Shanks, Biopolitical TimesOctober 8th, 2008An estimate of how many leftover embryos might become available for research annually is surprisingly low. |
| Leftover embryo quandariesby Marcy Darnovsky, Biopolitical TimesOctober 7th, 2008Donating unused embryos, and minimizing conflicts of interest between fertility doctors and stem cell researchers.
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| OK to Rent Womb in India by P. Jayaram, The Straits TimesOctober 6th, 2008INDIA'S Supreme Court has not only confirmed what everyone already knew, that surrogacy is a commercial industry in the country, but it also ruled that renting a womb is legal. |
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