Paying Women for Egg 'Donation'

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 16 (1):10 (2010)
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Riordan, Marcia Some advocates of embryonic stem cell research want women to be paid for donating their eggs. This article details reasons why this would be bad public policy that would harm women

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