Italians decide boundaries of assisted fertility

Italian voters today faced an intensely debated decision on assisted fertility in the second day of a referendum on proposals that would end a ban on embryo research and on donation of eggs and sperm.

Italian voters today faced an intensely debated decision on assisted fertility in the second day of a referendum on proposals that would end a ban on embryo research and on donation of eggs and sperm.

Turnout was low yesterday, and thin numbers today could doom the referendum proposals. The vote results won’t count unless voter turnout is at least 50%-plus one of the electorate.

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