Aastha Sharma | The Hindu | 24 July 2010 Surrogacy regulation may well be one of Hilbert’s unsolvable problems. Only this is not mathematics and there are already many versions of the ‘solution’ in existence. It has been a decade… Continue reading
N. Sarojini and Anjali Shenoi | Kafila | 17 May 2010 On July 9, 2009, the Andhra Pradesh Minister for Health and Family Welfare in association with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and PATH (Programme for Appropriate Technology in… Continue reading
N. B. Sarojini & Anjali Shenoi | Different Takes | No 65 Summer 2010 During July and August 2009, the Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat governments, in association with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the Program for Appropriate… Continue reading
This book is an attempt to look into various aspects of ARTs – their social, medical, legal and economic implications on women in particular, and society at large. The book comprises seven essays by eminent activists and academics, each exploring… Continue reading
Medico Friend Circle Bulletin: 335-336 | 2009, June-September Assisted Reproductive Technologies or ARTs are a group of technologies, which assist in conception and pregnancy. They encompass various procedures ranging from the relatively simple Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) to other variants of… Continue reading
Sama Team | Economic and Political Weekly | Vol – XLIV No. 18 | May 02, 2009 In the last three decades, India has witnessed a proliferation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies clinics. Apart from the domestic demand, the infertility treatment services… Continue reading
