Faced with the double revolution of “assisted reproduction for all” and access to the origins of children born from a donation, the Biomedicine Agency is launching a campaign on an unprecedented scale to recruit gamete donors.
The stakes are high as demand has exploded in assisted reproduction centers.
After two years of debates in Parliament, it is now a question of allowing the bioethics law, adopted on August 2, to apply in the field under good conditions and to avoid long queues. for heterosexual couples, female couples or single women who request a sperm or oocyte donation to have a child.
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About 3,500 new demands related to the law have already been registered against the 1,000 expected at start-up, the health ministry said in September.
The Cecos (center for the study and conservation of human eggs and sperm), which faced an unprecedented number of requests, warned at the start of the school year about a risk
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