Victoria opens Australia's first public egg and sperm bank in 'ambitious' bid to reduce fertility barriers to starting a family
1 year, 8 months ago

Victoria opens Australia's first public egg and sperm bank in 'ambitious' bid to reduce fertility barriers to starting a family

ABC  

In short: Victorians hoping to start a family will be able to access sperm and egg donations for free in Australia's first public egg and sperm bank Victorians hoping to start a family will be able to access sperm and egg donations for free in Australia's first public egg and sperm bank What's next? The government has urged Victorians to altruistically donate their sperm or eggs to the fund Australia has opened its first free public egg and sperm bank in Victoria in what a fertility expert has described as an "ambitious" bid to reduce barriers to starting a family. Premier Daniel Andrews said the bank expected to receive about 400 sperm donations and about 40 egg donations per year, amounting to nearly 3,500 IVF cycles per year. As a mother whose son Rory was made possible with the help of a sperm donation, Ms Williams described the free public bank as "a gift" and urged Victorians to consider donating.

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