YOU can’t get something for nothing, especially when it comes to acquiring women’s eggs for medical research. But it is becoming clear that there are effective alternatives to cash payments, which are banned in several countries.
At the of the International Society for Stem Cell Research in Barcelona, Spain, this week, of the International Centre for Life in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK, describes a successful “egg sharing” scheme. Women struggling to conceive can obtain IVF at a discounted rate, in exchange for donating some of their eggs for research.
“Women can obtain IVF at a discounted rate in exchange for donating some eggs…
