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Continue »Twice as many lesbian couples seek IVF families
The number of lesbian couples seeking to start a family through IVF has doubled, according to new figures.
Almost 350 lesbian couples underwent IVF treatment in the UK in 2009 compared with 176 in 2007 and 36 in 2000.
The figures were collected by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, the UK’s independent regulator of fertility clinics.
The steep rise has been attributed to the 2008 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act, which allowed birth certificates to record two mothers or two fathers, reports the Mail Online.
The same act overturned the requirement for fertility doctors to consider a child’s need for a male role model before giving IVF treatment.
Instead couples had to demonstrate that they can offer ‘supportive parenting’.
IVF treatment resulted in the birth of 358 babies to lesbian couples during the period 2007-2009.
Over the same period the number of would-be lesbian mothers having donor insemination at registered clinics stayed roughly constant at just more than 300 per year.
If women are fertile they can often conceive using this technique, which is less complicated and much cheaper than IVF.
The number of lesbian couples seeking to start a family through IVF has doubled, according to new figures.
Almost 350 lesbian couples underwent IVF treatment in the UK in 2009 compared with 176 in 2007 and 36 in 2000.
The figures were collected by the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, the UK’s independent regulator of fertility clinics.
The steep rise has been attributed to the 2008 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act, which allowed birth certificates to record two mothers or two fathers, reports the Mail Online.
The same act overturned the requirement for fertility doctors to consider a child’s need for a male role model before giving IVF treatment.
Instead couples had to demonstrate that they can offer ‘supportive parenting’.
IVF treatment resulted in the birth of 358 babies to lesbian couples during the period 2007-2009.
Over the same period the number of would-be lesbian mothers having donor insemination at registered clinics stayed roughly constant at just more than 300 per year.
If women are fertile they can often conceive using this technique, which is less complicated and much cheaper than IVF.
