Research question What effect does direct-to-consumer genetic testing (DTCGT) have on
information finding and sharing in relation to gamete donor conception? Design This study …

In June 2015, the state of Victoria, Australia retrospectively opened its sperm and egg
donors' records, becoming only the second jurisdiction in the world to do so and the first …

IVF treatment involving donated eggs increases yearly. Numerous technical and commercial
transformations have reshaped how eggs are retrieved, stored and managed. A key …

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Over the past two decades, there has been increasing demand for openness in policy and
practice relating to donor-conceived families. With the benefits of openness now widely …

Contemporary UK egg and sperm donation exists in two predominant forms:(i) clinic-based,
identity-release donation; and (ii) known donation, which can take place either inside or …

In recent decades, reproductive medicine has become a widespread global phenomenon.
Within the field, donor conception, and the use of donated eggs, sperm or embryos from a …

This article asks how well new developments in family life are reflected in law and policy,
with a particular focus on donor conception. There has been an unprecedented 'opening …

The development of direct-to-consumer genetic testing (DTCGT), in conjunction with social
media, has had profound consequences for the management of information about donor …

Abstract Egg donation in New Zealand is identity-release, with donor-conceived individuals
having the right to access donors' identifying information at the age of 18. It also allows …