Navigating conflict of interest in oocyte donation: an analysis of donors’ experiences

2000/09/01 by Andrea L Kalfoglou, Andrea L. Kalfoglou, Gail Geller
Medicine · #Organ Donation and Transplantation #Reproductive Health and Contraception #Reproductive Health and Technologies

paper · pdf · doi:10.1016/s1049-3867(00)00057-8

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Abstract

The relationships oocyte donors have with lawyers, psychologists, and health care providers are explored and recommendations to address conflicts of interest are suggested.

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