Reprint from The Sydney Morning Herald March 22, 2011 'I always knew there was something missing''. That is a line you often hear from those born through sperm or egg donation. The debate over whether information identifying previously anonymous... Read the story »
Newsweek re-print Thousands of largely invisible American women have given birth to other people's babies. Many are married to men in the military. Jennifer Cantor, a 34-year-old surgical nurse from Huntsville, Ala., loves being pregnant. Not having... Read the story »
By Ann Oldenburg, (USA TODAY)(By Ann Oldenburg, USA TODAY Comment 4 Recommend Martha Stewart and daughter Alexis attend a Paul McCartney concert in New York on Dec. 13, 2010. CAPTION By Larry Busacca, Getty Images Martha Stewart's a grandma!... Read the story »
People form families in many ways—through natural conception, through adoption and, more recently, through assisted reproductive technology (ART). Since the first birth of a child born by means of technology in the late 1970s, nearly 200,000 babies... Read the story »
Media interest in advancing reproductive technology has once again piqued the general public’s interest in the ways infertile people form their families. Parents who have used ARTs or third party assistance in building their families have... Read the story »
Standing in Two Places is a brief memoir of Ashley Dyson’s experience as an intended mother through the aid of a gestational carrier. It’s a story of her inner turmoil to accept her chosen method for... Read the story »
Egg Donation: Why I gave up my right to remain anonymous By Laura Witjens, Chair of the National Gamete Donation Trust, egg donor and mother 08 June 2009 Following a change in the law that came into force on 1... Read the story »
