I recently stumbled across an article in The Age that a Melbourne barrister unsuccessfully sought to oppose any Greek jurors being chosen because of a common misunderstading that Greeks “like anal sex”. The judge quickly rejected the request.
In recent months, Queensland has seen two major incidents that have sent ripples through the assisted reproductive technology (ART) community, highlighting the delicate nature of fertility treatments and the urgent need for thoughtful regulation.
Yesterday, 29 April, Fertility Societies of the world agreed that valuing human rights was central to the practice of assisted reproductive technology around the world.
In this episode, Stephen dives into the shocking events surrounding the recent Monash IVF case in Brisbane, where a tragic embryo mix-up occurred — the first of its kind in Australia.
