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Does UK Law Doubly Penalise the Infertile? Exploring the Screening Requirement for Assisted Reproductive Technology – by Lewis Garippa

Does UK Law Doubly Penalise the Infertile? Exploring the Screening Requirement for Assisted Reproductive Technology – by Lewis Garippa

Published 27th October 2021

In healthcare, the patient’s autonomy has risen to an almost unassailable tenet. Patients now have power over their own healthcare management, supported by a strong presumption of autonomy.…

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Too much or too little money: an exploration into whether or not surrogates should be paid in the UK – by Hannah Gilmour

Too much or too little money: an exploration into whether or not surrogates should be paid in the UK – by Hannah Gilmour

Published 29th September 2021

The law in the UK regarding surrogacy is particularly strict. Section 2 of the Surrogacy Arrangements Act 1985 bans commercial surrogacy in the UK. The only prohibited form…

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