Natalie Gamble at Reproductive Medicine 2009 conference

September 11, 2009
in Donor conception, LGBT+ family building, Surrogacy
Natalie Gamble was delighted to speak at Reproductive Medicine 2009 yesterday. The conference was a two day event at the Institute of Physics in London, assembling leading clinicians and other professionals involved in assisted reproduction. Natalie was invited to address the conference, as the UK’s leading fertility law expert, on the topic of Current Issues in Fertility Law.

Natalie’s seminar explained some of the key changes being implemented by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008, and some key issues and pitfalls for patients and their clinicians. Natalie discussed changes to the rules on legal parenthood, current problems with surrogacy law, embryo storage law, embryo testing and donor information rights.

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