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Surrogacy stays within the great Indian family

  By admin January 4, 2009 April 2, 2016 Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Surrogacy

Radha Sharma | TNN | Ahmedabad | 4 January 2009 GK Mawani and his wife Rama recently celebrated their son Jay’s first birthday in Surat. Also present at the party was Chetna (26), who gave birth to Jay. Chetna is the… Continue reading

At the end of the Clinical Trial: Does access to investigational technology end as well?

  By admin January 1, 2009 April 8, 2016 Archives, Availability & Accessability, Clinical Trials

Richard S. Saver | Western New England Law Review | Volume 31, Issue 2 | 2009 Medical research subjects increasingly are demanding (and litigating about) continued access to investigational technology after the clinical trial has concluded. The Article undertakes a… Continue reading

Clinical research in India: great expectations?

  By admin December 28, 2008 April 8, 2016 Archives, Clinical Trials, General

Thatte U. M., Bavdekar S. B. | Journal of Post Graduate Medicine | October – December 2008 | Source: NCBI-PubMed Abstract India is considered as a preferred site for conducting global clinical trials. Existence of a large treatment-naïve population, availability… Continue reading

Post-trial obligations

  By admin December 20, 2008 April 2, 2016 Archives, Bioethics, Clinical Trials

Doris Shroeder | RECIIS – Elec. J. Commun. Inf. Innov. Health. Rio de Janeiro, v.2, Sup. 1, p.Sup.63-Sup.73, Dec., 2008 In its essence, post-trial obligations describe a duty by research sponsors to provide a successfully tested drug to research participants… Continue reading

Birth certificates elude single IVF moms

  By admin December 13, 2008 April 3, 2016 Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Others

Ruhi Bhasin, Risha Chitlangia | TNN | 13 December 2008 NEW DELHI: Sonia Verma (name changed) became a mother way back in 2001. The single mother conceived through in-vitro fertilisation with donor sperms. But till date, she has not been… Continue reading

The fitness of mother and child

  By admin December 9, 2008 April 3, 2016 Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Others

The Times of India | 9 December 2008 70-year-old woman in India gives birth to a baby conceived through IVF technique Should we be pushing the limits of the possible only because we have sufficiently advanced technology to do so?… Continue reading

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