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December 13, 2007

Germany's Egg Donation Prohibition Is Outdated, Experts Say

by Louisa Schaefer, Deutsche Welle, Germany - The recent birth of a baby by a 64-year-old woman in Germany has sparked debate about the Embryo Protection Law, which prohibits egg donation. But with rising infertility rates, Germany may need to rethink its policies.

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