Canadian Medical Association Journal · 2017 · 20 citations · 0 references
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A prominent medical society and some academics are reconsidering their stand on Canada’s ban on compensation for surrogacy. A [new position statement][1] from the Canadian Fertility & Andrology Society calls for amendments to the [Assisted Human Reproduction Act][2] to permit “reasonable