Saturday April 5th, 2025
France has officially ended donor anonymity for individuals who conceive through sperm or egg donation, marking a significant change in the country’s approach to reproductive […]
Saturday March 22nd, 2025
A new bill in Oregon is making headlines and raising important questions about the future of assisted reproduction. If passed, this legislation would prohibit anonymous […]
Sunday February 2nd, 2025
Switzerland is on the verge of an exciting reproductive rights reform as it moves to legalize both egg and sperm donations. This landmark decision aligns […]
Friday January 10th, 2025
In a landmark move, Colorado has implemented Senate Bill 224, effectively ending anonymous egg and sperm donations within the state. This legislation, passed in June […]
Tuesday November 5th, 2024
A recent study presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s annual meeting reveals new insights into the experiences and perspectives of oocyte (egg) donors […]
Thursday July 25th, 2024
Currently, Germany has a ban on egg donation. This has been in place for some time, but there are ongoing arguments that it should be […]
Tuesday March 7th, 2023
In the past the records for sperm or egg donation were typically sealed in the UK, with very little information provided to the children born […]
Thursday September 15th, 2022
Under a new law that recently took effect, donor babies in France will have more options and access when they want to identify their donors. […]
Friday June 10th, 2022
In the past, sperm and egg donations in the state of Colorado could be kept anonymous. On May 31, 2022, however, a new bill was […]
Tuesday March 15th, 2022
The “Donor-Conceived Person Protection Act” proposed by New York State Senator Patrick Gallivan in December 2021 would require reproductive tissue banks to collect and verify […]
Friday August 20th, 2021
For years, Lissa Koehler and her wife Kariah planned to give their three-year-old daughter a sibling. Because of that, there have been embryos in storage […]
Friday June 25th, 2021
When deciding to start or add to their families using assisted reproductive technologies, there is some comfort for many intended parents, knowing that state laws […]
Wednesday March 24th, 2021
When San Diego-based doctor and university professor Ian Jenkins went to court in 2017 to obtain a parentage order for his child born through surrogacy, […]
Thursday December 17th, 2020
Joining other countries that have recognized the parental rights of couples using artificial reproductive technologies in recent years, Japan’s Diet (its national legislature) has passed […]
Monday December 14th, 2020
There are still many unknowns and a lot of uncertainty about the COVID-19 virus, including any potential long-term effects on fertility. However, one piece of […]
Tuesday April 23rd, 2019
On April 9, a 32-year old woman gave birth to a healthy baby boy in Athens, Greece after four unsuccessful attempts to conceive through in […]