Australia; NSW; VIC
Maeve's Law was passed by the Australian parliament earlier this year, allowing Australian families access to mitochondrial donation, sometimes referred to as three-person IVF in a clinical trial. But now that this technology is permitted, experts say there are still some key ethical questions about how to do it appropriately. They say questions around donor consent, access, donor anonymity and choosing the sex of the embryo - are just some of the issues that need addressing as Australia moves towards a clinical trial of mitochondrial donation.
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