Megan Hustad | October 17, 2020

That’s really where it starts: looking at foundational questions about whether the human embryo should be available as a research subject. And it seems to me that we’re no closer to a consensus on this question now than we were back then.

Jill Ellsworth & Karalee Clerk | March 5, 2019

What’s often downplayed is the process. Women’s ovaries are stimulated over a period of time through a series of hormone injections, and retrieval also carries risk. All have side effects, and frankly, there’s little research to help women better understand what they’re trading off, in terms of their own health.

Françoise Baylis | May 28, 2018

Considering the facts – paying men for their sperm is unlikely to increase the number of sperm banks in Canada, improve product safety or solve the problem of donor anonymity.

Alana Cattapan & Françoise Baylis |  May 1, 2018

What Canada needs is improved federal intervention to ensure that assisted reproduction is well-regulated, and that the care of surrogates and others is not left to the open market.