'To whom correspondence should be addressed Recent widespread concern has led to legislation in the UK preventing the use of fetal ovarian tissue for the treatment of infertile women. This questionnaire-based study aimed to assess the attitudes of both fertile and infertile men and women as well as egg donors and recipients towards the use of donated eggs for treatment, diagnosis and research. Fertile individuals were significantly less aware of egg donation but the majority in both the fertile and the infertile groups approved the use of eggs for research (89 and 95 % of women and 88 and 92 % of men respectively) and treatment (similar percentages). However, fetal sources of oocytes were acceptable to only 15 % of women in the fertile...
Background: There has been a dramatic increase over the past few decades in the use of modern fertil...
Aim: Studies consistently show that the number of couples requiring donor gametes to conceive greatl...
This paper reviews the literature on “public ” perceptions of the practice of gamete (egg and sperm)...
1To whom correspondence should be addressed The question of payment to egg donors has recently focus...
Context: The reduction or loss of natural fertility is deeply painful in couples that are considerin...
Background: There are various treatment options for infertility, and new techniques are also being d...
Background: There are various treatment options for infertility, and new techniques are also being d...
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Objective: This study assessed the importance of altruism and willingness to donate oocytes in Brit...
STUDY QUESTION: What are the knowledge and views of UK-based women towards egg donation (ED) and egg...
Objectives: In 2007, the HFEA issued new legislation that allowed women to donate their oocytes fo...
Introduction: Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive naturally after one ye...
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BACKGROUND: The recent derivation of embryonic stem cell lines from human blastocysts and related im...
The objective of the study is to examine attitudes towards aspects of donation treatment based on a ...
Background: There has been a dramatic increase over the past few decades in the use of modern fertil...
Aim: Studies consistently show that the number of couples requiring donor gametes to conceive greatl...
This paper reviews the literature on “public ” perceptions of the practice of gamete (egg and sperm)...
1To whom correspondence should be addressed The question of payment to egg donors has recently focus...
Context: The reduction or loss of natural fertility is deeply painful in couples that are considerin...
Background: There are various treatment options for infertility, and new techniques are also being d...
Background: There are various treatment options for infertility, and new techniques are also being d...
To access publisher full text version of this article. Please click on the hyperlink in Additional L...
Objective: This study assessed the importance of altruism and willingness to donate oocytes in Brit...
STUDY QUESTION: What are the knowledge and views of UK-based women towards egg donation (ED) and egg...
Objectives: In 2007, the HFEA issued new legislation that allowed women to donate their oocytes fo...
Introduction: Infertility is defined as the inability of a couple to conceive naturally after one ye...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
BACKGROUND: The recent derivation of embryonic stem cell lines from human blastocysts and related im...
The objective of the study is to examine attitudes towards aspects of donation treatment based on a ...
Background: There has been a dramatic increase over the past few decades in the use of modern fertil...
Aim: Studies consistently show that the number of couples requiring donor gametes to conceive greatl...
This paper reviews the literature on “public ” perceptions of the practice of gamete (egg and sperm)...