The HFEA met for its first open meeting of 2010 on Wednesday 24th March at Royal Mint Court in Tower Hill. Public attendance at the event reached a farcical low; five people turned up for the 10.30am start, increasing to possibly eight for the afternoon session. First item on the agenda was the appointment of […] Read more
The HFEA met for its first open meeting of 2010 on Wednesday 24th March at Royal Mint Court in Tower Hill. Public attendance at the event reached a farcical low; five people turned up for the 10.30am start, increasing to possibly eight for the afternoon session. First item on the agenda was the appointment of […] Read more
The Sunday Times draws attention today, Mother’s Day (March 14), to a co-operative initiative between a US and a UK fertility clinic focusing on the marketing of human eggs to UK infertility patients. There will be a seminar in London this week and one of the attendees will be ‘awarded a free single donor egg […] Read more
The Sunday Times draws attention today, Mother’s Day (March 14), to a co-operative initiative between a US and a UK fertility clinic focusing on the marketing of human eggs to UK infertility patients. There will be a seminar in London this week and one of the attendees will be ‘awarded a free single donor egg […] Read more
24 February 2010 We thought you might appreciate our observations on the most recent public meeting we attended, on 24 February 2010, in London and conducted by the Ethics & Law Committee (ELAC), a sub-group of the HFEA. This time there was a good turnout, at London’s Royal College of Physicians, with patient groups, students, […] Read more
