Surrogacy Needs to be Regulated, Not Prohibited: A Response to the British Medical Journal - The Center for Bioethics & Culture Network
As nurses, we find it troubling that Lavanya et al. argue, as lawyers, for the regulation of the surrogacy market as a way to protect women and children. While we agree that Lavanya and colleagues have much experience with writing and executing contracts, they are not medical professionals. We have first-hand experience of the high-risk nature that gestational surrogacy confers onto women...| The Center for Bioethics & Culture Network
