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Thinking about freezing your eggs to have a baby later? Here are 3 numbers to help you decide
If you are thinking about freezing your eggs to use in the future, you may want to consider 3 important numbers to determine your likelihood of success.
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Fertility and infertility, Fertility treatment
What do people linked through donor conception want to know about each other?
Over the last few decades many thousands of people have been born as a result of donor sperm or eggs in Victoria.
Telling children, family and others
Whether you are donor-conceived, a parent of a donor-conceived person, a donor, a partner, a family member or friend; it can be difficult to know how to talk about donor conception.
Changes to Victorian donor conception laws implemented and more to come
2014 amendments
Pre 1988 donor-conceived people can now apply for information about their donors following the implementation the 2014 amendments to the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 on 29th June.
The changes to the laws mean that all donor-conceived people, regardless of when they were conceived, can apply to the donor registers for information about their donor. Information will be provided if records can be located and the donor consents to the release of their identifying information.
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Donor conception, Regulation
When a sperm donor applies to find his offspring
In 1979, when Aaron* answered a call for volunteer research participants at Melbourne’s Royal Women’s Hospital, he was surprised to find himself signing up to a sperm donation program. Now, more than 35 years later, Aaron has connected with two of his donor offspring and is seeking contact with others.
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Donor conception