First radio campaign to boost sperm donation and egg

First radio campaign to boost sperm donation and eggWant to become "happiness donor"? Next Monday will begin the first radio campaign Biomedicine Agency of donated sperm and oocytes. This is to recruit more donors and donors: if the number of donations is not falling, demand is growing, especially as regards the donation of oocytes. "With this campaign, the agency has the objective to inform particularly young parents, who are potential donors and donor, in France donation of oocytes and sperm used to help couples who sometimes wait long, says Anne Courrges, executive director of the Biomedicine Agency. To promote the transition to the act, it is important that sensitized persons have a clear understanding of the conditions of the gift and know whether they meet the criteria. "SubfertilityIn France, one in six couples faces of subfertility problems. In 2013, says Professor Dominique Royere, director at the Biomedicine Agency, expertise for medical assistance to procreation, "a little more than 1,000 children, or 6%, were born of gamete donation Thanks to 456 donors and 268 donors ". "This year, he says, should be 900 300 donors and donors to meet the needs of all infertile couples currently pending, more than 3,000 couples. An objective that can be achieved perfectly! Because we realized that so far it is only because they are aware of their surroundings that donors make this gesture. "

According to a poll by ViaVoice last December, nearly one in two French ignores indeed we can give oocytes, and one in five sperm to help infertile couples. "Enhancing public information on these gifts and practical arrangements is therefore a priority," says the agency of biomedicine.
Giving birth to 10 childrenThree spots featuring dialogues between a donor or a donor and his entourage will be broadcast daily from June 1 to 15 on national radio.

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