Brown R. F., Butow P. N., Ellis P., Boyle F., Tattersall M. H. | Social Science and Medicine | June 2004 | NCBI-PubMed Abstract Clinical trials have come to be regarded as the gold standard for treatment evaluation. However, many… Continue reading
Tribune News Service | 20 May 2004 Chandigarh, May 20: The Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) has become the first government hospital and teaching institute in the country to produce test tube babies. The first set of twin… Continue reading
Heléna Ragoné | http://family.jrank.org The United States is unquestionably the world’s leader in availability of surrogacy arrangements. Britain, for example, implemented a ban against commercial surrogacy—in other words, any arrangement in which a surrogate receives payment for her services. On the… Continue reading
Eamnuel E. J., Wendler D., Killen J., Grady C. | The Journal of Infectious Diseases | Vol. 189, Issue 5 | Oxford Journals | 1 March 2004 In recent years, there has been substantial debate about the ethics of research… Continue reading
Amit Roy | The Telegraph | 2 February 2004 London, Feb. 1: The Gujarati family where a 46-year-old woman has acted controversially as a surrogate mother by giving birth to her daughter’s twins has sold its story to a British… Continue reading
Ramesh Vinayak | India Today | 22 December 2003 Science has turned the natural biological clock. It can be rewound, fast-forwarded, paused, even stopped. Easy accessibility to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) has extended a woman’s childbearing years. But in Punjab,… Continue reading
