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Egg freezing: the consistent results of scientific studies are reliable and give the true indication of treatment success
New research explores factors impacting outcomes and debunks common myths
New UK law allows young people born via Egg Donation to discover donor identities
By the end of 2024, approximately 766 young people will reach 18 and have the opportunity to request identifying information about their donors, rising to nearly 11,500 by 2030.
London Egg Bank: 10 years of pioneering progress
Mapping the Surge in Egg Donation and Egg Freezing in the UK
Experiences of young adults born following egg donation, sperm donation, and surrogacy
A 2023 research article covers new ground and has positive answers direct from young adults themselves.
Egg donor anonymity enters a new phase in 2023
Donor-conceived people reaching 18 this year will be the first to benefit from a 2005 legal change that will allow them to gain access to more identifiable donor information.
How does removing egg donor anonymity impact donors and donor-conceived people?
Greater openness in donor conception has led to positive changes for donors and donor-conceived people. It now makes it easier for adults born through donor conception to learn about their identities as donor offspring.
Donor welfare programme
London Egg Bank's Donor Welfare Programme is designed to provide our generous egg donors with a free fertility health check-up following their donation, as a thank you for their donation.
For whom the egg thaws
This review analyses the motivations of London Egg Bank patients who returned to the clinic to thaw their eggs after previously freezing them, and what we can learn from the egg thawing process.
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