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Are the Daily Mail's revelations about the fertility industry really that surprising?
Posted by Alithea Williams on 10 May 2017
The revelations in the Daily Mail of exploitation and malpractice in the fertility industry have shocked everyone - whatever their opinion of IVF. However, they provide a good opportunity to question the ethics of the fertility industry more generally: is what the Mail has found really so surprising?