An exploratory multi-site study exploring the third party arrangements and transnational networks operate in the booming industry of ARTs and Surrogacy in India and in UK. Given the significant and increasing cross-border movement for ART treatments and surrogacy, how possible… Continue reading
This paper reflects on the engagement of a resource group for women and health with policy advocacy to regulate the assisted reproductive technology industry in India, including conducting a feminist health analysis of the provisions of a proposed legislation to regulate the sector. Continue reading
Vrinda Marwah | Himal | October 2011 The booming surrogacy industry in India is rife with unanswered ethical, economic and political questions. Reshma (name changed), age 35, gives me a dazzling smile. As she settles into the interview, re-adjusting the… Continue reading
N. Sarojini, Vrinda Marwah & Anjali Shenoi | Globalization and Health | 12 August 2011 Abstract The escalation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) in India into a veritable fertility industry is the result of a multitude of reasons. This paper… Continue reading
Vrinda Marwah | Genewatch | July 2011 “I told him (doctor) I didn’t have work, my children go hungry, my husband gets only Rs 3000 (US $65 approx) a month and we have four children to feed. I told him… Continue reading
Sarojini N., Anjali Shenoi | MFC Bulletin February-July 2011 | Pg 29 The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccination ‘Demonstration Projects’ were conducted in Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat by PATH International (an American NGO), in collaboration with Indian Council of Medical… Continue reading
