Britain’s fertility watchdog has proposed that the government lift the ban on sale of eggs and sperm in the country and pay £800 for those who donate their eggs.

The head of the Human Fertility and Embryology Authority, Lisa Jardine, now wants the government to solve the scarcity of eggs and sperms in fertility clinics by lifting the ban and following Spain’s model by offering up to £800 to those who donate their eggs, a point concurred by Anthony Rutherford, chairman of the British Fertility Society.
“Women who donate eggs have to undergo consultations, medical investigations, a course of injections and small operations. That is a lot to go through and £250 is not enough”, Rutherford said.
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