Infertility affects approximately one in six women in Germany. However, access to reproductive medicine is restricted, as both surrogacy and egg donation are prohibited under current laws.
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Access to Reproductive Medicine in Germany Limited by Laws
In Germany, one in six women experiences infertility, yet access to reproductive medicine is limited. Surrogacy and egg donation are currently banned, affecting the options available for those seeking assistance.
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Reproductive medicine laws in Germany 'shockingly unjust'
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Access to Reproductive Medicine in Germany Limited by Laws