It’s a complex, emotionally-loaded question: What kinds of women sell eggs to infertile couples in California? For Carol Hogan of the California Catholic Conference, the answer is simple. “Six-foot blondes with 4.0 GPA’s,” she says. But Hogan has a different picture of the women who might get paid to provide their eggs if Gov. Brown signs legislation to lift the ban on such compensation for research, as opposed to fertilization.
Brown Ponders Sale of Women’s Eggs for Research
