Call for fertility clinics watchdog

A Government watchdog is urgently needed for Irish fertility clinics that help up to 8,000 couples every year to have babies, it was claimed today.

Call for fertility clinics watchdog
Thu, 15 Sep, 2005 - 14:34

A Government watchdog is urgently needed for Irish fertility clinics that help up to 8,000 couples every year to have babies, it was claimed today.

The Oireachtas Health Committee called for an independent regulator to ensure people who provide assisted human reproduction services are licensed, registered and properly qualified.

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