A legal defense for compensating research egg donors.
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Abstract
Given the continued need for human eggs for hESCs, this article analyzes and refutes the legal theories against compensating research egg donors, contrasts the legal histories of compensating reproductive donors and human subjects with noncompensation for ESC donors, and suggests that limited compensation is legally defensible.
Medical subject headings
- Compensation and Redress
- Embryo Research
- Ovum
- Tissue Donors
- Tissue and Organ Procurement