Lesbian couples have several pathways to parenthood, ranging from biological (using donor sperm or reciprocal IVF) to adoption. The best […]
Surrogacy agreements are legally binding in most regulated jurisdictions, but what happens if intended parents change their minds? Here’s what
Gestational surrogacy pregnancies are not inherently high-risk, but recent large-scale studies—particularly from Canada—show they carry higher risks than natural conception
Gestational surrogacy—where a woman carries a pregnancy for intended parents using an embryo created via IVF—is growing in popularity but
Recent U.S. studies and surveys suggest very low long-term regret rates among gestational surrogates. Below is a data-driven overview of
Commercial surrogacy—where a woman is paid to carry a pregnancy for others—has sparked global debate. While it helps some families,
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Gestational surrogacy has become an increasingly popular family-building option, offering hope to those who cannot conceive or carry a pregnancy
Surrogacy is a complex journey, and while many paths lead to success, some do not. If a surrogacy arrangement fails—whether
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