June 2016

Surrogacy: Yes or no?

Why is surrogacy so highly debated as a pertinent solution for women with infertility caused by uterine factors? Surrogacy implies that a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child with the intention of giving away this child to another person or couple who intends to raise the child.
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Fertility and Sterility
Editorial Office, American Society for Reproductive Medicine
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Authors

Rene Frydman, M.D.

Volume 105, Issue 6, Page 1445

Abstract

Why is surrogacy so highly debated as a pertinent solution for women with infertility caused by uterine factors? Surrogacy implies that a woman becomes pregnant and gives birth to a child with the intention of giving away this child to another person or couple who intends to raise the child.

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