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Sperm donations taken from men after they have died should be allowed, a study says. The analysis, which is published in the Journal of Medical Ethics, claims that opt-in post-death donations could be a "morally permissible" way of increasing the stocks available.
In 2017 in the UK, 2,345 babies were born after a sperm donation. However, there is a growing shortage of donations around the country because of strict regulations. Link.
Instead of looking at why men are less and less willing to donate, our medical groups are coming up with more and more desperate ways to get donor sperm. There's also the many cases where donors have suddenly found themselves liable for child benefit which simply means sperm donors are few and far between.