Online Sperm Donation: The Risky Rise of Unregulated Donor Arrangements

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Australia faces a shortage of sperm donors, leading many to seek unregulated online arrangements via Facebook groups and apps.
These methods bypass legal protections, raising concerns about donor anonymity, health screening, and potential exploitation, with some women reporting coercion and donors exceeding legal limits.

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Australia faces a shortage of sperm donors, leading many to seek unregulated online arrangements via Facebook groups and apps. These methods bypass legal protections, raising concerns about donor anonymity, health screening, and potential exploitation, with some women reporting coercion and donors exceeding legal limits.

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