The report is based on a study undertaken to understand the functioning of the private sector with regard to its policy and access to healthcare for the poor. It attempts to understand and explore the legal provision of free treatment… Continue reading
N. B. Sarojini | InfoChange News and Features | Agenda | Medical Technology: Ethics | December 2010 The unethical use of technology to control reproduction has a long and contentious history, writes Sarojini N B. There can be no doubt… Continue reading
Anjali Shenoi, Madhavi Y, Sandhya Srinivasan, Sarojini N B, and Srinivasan S | Economic and Political Weekly | Vol – XLV No. 48, November 27, 2010 A recent civil society-led investigation has highlighted serious ethical violations in a trial of… Continue reading
A critique of the provisions of the Draft ART Bill 2010 by the ICMR. It is published in English and Hindi. Continue reading
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
The research report documents the lived experiences of women of different class and caste backgrounds who access reproductive technologies to have a biological child. It highlights the impact of ARTs on women, commercialisation of the ‘baby business’, while examining a… Continue reading
