Assisted Reproduction

Researchers from University of Ghent report on findings in assisted reproduction

Published in Law and Health Weekly, June 13th, 2009

"The most noticeable characteristic of the legal situation in Europe regarding medically assisted reproduction is the enormous variety of rules. It is hard to find two countries with the same rules regarding a topic like embryo research or donor insemination," scientists in Ghent, Belgium report.

"Moreover, there has been a rapid evolution of the law and regulation of medically assisted reproduction in the last 15 years. This legal mosaicism is threatened by increasing pressure from politicians and international societies. Three topics are discussed in this article: (i) the relationship between ethics and politics, and the impact on national legislation; (ii) the...

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Source: Law and Health Weekly (2009-06-13)

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