
Colorado Is Poised To Pass A Groundbreaking Donor-Conceived Person Protection Act
The new law would provide protections for donor-conceived persons never before enacted in an American state, but will it chill family-building options for Coloradans?
The new law would provide protections for donor-conceived persons never before enacted in an American state, but will it chill family-building options for Coloradans?
Parents turning to donor gametes ought to be fully informed -- or at least not actively deceived -- with respect to their future children’s genetic makeup.
Roadblocks to data-driven business management are falling, and a better bottom line awaits.
Time will tell the impact of this new law -- at least 18 years, to be exact.
The mother of a child conceived with donor sperm received a cease-and-desist letter after contacting the donor's relative found through a home DNA test.
Its government acts in a paternalistic manner toward citizens looking to grow their families through assisted reproductive technology.
Some jurisdictions -- like this one -- are changing their laws, and banishing donor anonymity altogether.
These tools demonstrate that information is power.
One of these states' new laws has a number of potential constitutional problems.
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This situation should be a no-brainer after the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell.
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Sometimes no legislation is better than some legislation.
Always consult an attorney and use a licensed physician when engaging in third-party reproduction.
One sperm donor claims to have fathered 800 -- yes, 800 -- children....
Is it better for sperm donation to be done anonymously, or is better for the intended parents to know the identity of the sperm donor?
Ladies, get in line quickly -- this professor thinks he might be getting too old to donate more sperm.