Investigation reveals scant legal safeguards for U.S. commercial surrogates
A year-long investigation found that commercial surrogacy in the United States operates with little to no meaningful legal protection for the women who carry pregnancies.
Why it matters
Without proper safeguards, surrogate mothers may face exploitation and legal uncertainty in a growing industry.
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surrogacycommercial surrogacyregulationUnited Statesinvestigationethical concernssurrogate rightsfertility industryKatrina Kaufman
