Health effects of egg donation may take decades to emerge

Helen Pearson

Nature, 2006, vol. 442, issue 7103, 607-608

Abstract: A Nature Special Report investigates the ethics and economics of donating eggs for stem-cell research. In the first part Erika Check investigated whether paying donors would increase supply. In this, the second part Helen Pearson asks what is known about the long-term health risks faced by donors.

Date: 2006
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