Seit längerem versucht Italien das Schicksal eingefrorener befruchteter Eizellen gesetzlich zu regeln. Doch das ist leichter gesagt als getan.
Italy is grappling with the legal and ethical complexities of 55,000+ frozen embryos stored in fertility clinics. A potential solution is to allow embryo donation (or adoption) to infertile couples, similar to practices in other countries. However, creating a law that addresses ethical concerns, societal implications, and Vatican influence is proving difficult. While embryo donation could benefit couples and potentially raise Italy's low birth rate, it may not significantly impact the overall demographic decline.
