Documentary Explores One Woman’s Journey through Egg Donation
An All New Documentary Short Film Maggie’s Story is now available on Amazon, FREE to Prime...
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Category: Maggie’s Story
This Week in Bioethics
In spite of being a four-day, holiday week, this has been a busy one on the bioethics front. Here are five things that stood out this week. 1. #CyborgOlympics Brain Race The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ran...
Read MoreA Call for Follow-up, Research, and Informed Consent
Congratulations to Dr. Jennifer Schneider, Wendy Kramer, and our own Jennifer Lahl. They’ve just received word that their paper, “Long-Term Breast Cancer Risk Following Ovarian Stimulation in Young Egg Donors: A Call...
Read MoreHoliday Weekend Reading and Watching
Happy New Year! Because New Year’s Day falls on Sunday this year, many will have a three day weekend, so I wanted to gather some resources you might want to read or watch, if you haven’t already. First, though, here...
Read MoreLive from Washington State
Yesterday I flew to Seattle, Washington, to meet with the staff of U.S. Senator Patty Murray. I was in D.C. a few months ago, meeting with the Senator’s staff on Capitol Hill because of the Senator’s leadership role...
Read MoreTWO of Our Films Selected for Festival
We’ve just received some great news. Our films Maggie’s Story and Eggsploitation are BOTH Official Selections of the Silicon Valley International Film Festival. The festival will be held in December, and we are very...
Read MoreThis Week in Bioethics
1. UNFPA Announces Opposition to Commercial Surrogacy The Phnom Penh Post reports that the United Nations Population Fund opposes the legalization of commercial surrogacy. This is an important development as Cambodia considers...
Read MoreMaggie’s Story on Amazon
In July of last year, we released our first documentary short film, Maggie’s Story, on the Vimeo On Demand website. Today we are very pleased to announce that Maggie’s Story is now available on Amazon. For those who...
Read MoreEgg Freezing for White Women
Dear Ms. Allen, I read with much interest your New York Times opinion piece, “Is Egg Freezing Only for White Women?” I follow all things “egg” related as I’ve written and spoken out on the risks to women’s...
Read More. . . for a human future
We held our Thirteenth Annual Paul Ramsey Award Dinner on April 16 in Diablo, California. It was a wonderful gathering where we were able to honor the legacy of Paul Ramsey by presenting Dr. Brent Waters with the Paul Ramsey...
Read MoreOutreach Opportunity
Dear Friend: As we look forward to the beginning of another academic year, no shortage of ink has...
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