Now, due to the wonders of “collaborative reproduction” (the phrase used when intended parents recruit others to help them bring a child into existence), a child can have up to three ...

Collaborative Reproduction: Rethinking Parentage, by Charles P. Kindregan, Jr., questions the traditional methods of determining legal parenthood in the light of increased use of collaborative ...

Collaborative Reproduction —reproduction involving more than two biogenetic parents [1] Some have noted that people who provide eggs or sperm for a fee are "vendors," not "donors." ...

Other terms that are defined by the Act for its purposes include, inter alia, the terms: child, collaborative reproduction, compensation, donor, embryo, embryo transfer, gamete, gestational ...

Generally speaking, these technologies involve “collaborative reproduction” whereby individuals who are not intended to be parents and those who are intended to be parents participate ...

The legislation, known as the Maryland Collaborative Reproduction Act, was approved by the state Senate on Monday and is now before the House of Delegates.

Egg or sperm donation is also called collaborative reproduction or third-party reproduction, and the donors are usually anonymous or unrelated known individuals.