2011Marek Vácha

Darování oocytů

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UK

In 2003 in the UK only 20 eggs were donated for research, and in general those that are surplus to requirements in IVF programmes tend to be of poor quality.

this led the HFEA in 2007 to permit researchers to reimburse women up to £250 for their eggs, although the donors will be required to show that they are „acting altruistically“

women donating eggs in this way may also have the fee for their own IVF treatment halved, which would be equivalent to a payment of about £1500

UK

critics suggests that this is likely to result in the exploitation of poorer women, many of whom may be induced to travel to Britain from abroad to sell their eggs.

(Mepham, B., (2008) Bioethics. An Introduction for the Biosciences. Oxford University Press, Oxford, p. 143)