One hundred and three concurrent IVF successes for donors and recipients who shared eggs: ethical and practical benefits of egg sharing to society

Author： Ahuja K K   Simons E G   Rimington M R   Nair S   Gill A   Evbuomwan I   Bowen-Simpkins P  

Publisher： Reproductive Healthcare Ltd

ISSN： 1472-6483

Source： Reproductive BioMedicine Online, Vol.1, Iss.3, 2000-12, pp. : 101-105

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