2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jgyn.2011.05.004
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Les couples qui procréent par don de sperme en informent-ils leurs enfants ?

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“…Although there is some evidence that parents of children born through gamete donation have become more favourable towards disclosure (Golombok et al, 2011, Scheib et al, 2003) and identifiable donation (Scheib et al., 2000), it is not yet clear if and how the use of identifiable donors has shaped these trends. Some research does not support a link between the use of identifiable donors and increased rates of disclosure or intentions to disclose (Araya et al, 2011, Baetens et al, 2000, Gottlieb et al, 2000, Greenfeld, Klock, 2004, Lalos et al, 2007, Laruelle et al, 2011), whereas other studies have found a positive association (Brewaeys et al, 2005, Crawshaw, 2008, Godman et al, 2006, Greenfeld et al, 1998), including several reporting a general trend towards increased parental openness in recent years (Isaksson et al, 2012, Rosholm et al, 2010, Soderstrom-Anttila et al, 2010). Such trends may be the result of greater information being available for parents to share with their children.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Although there is some evidence that parents of children born through gamete donation have become more favourable towards disclosure (Golombok et al, 2011, Scheib et al, 2003) and identifiable donation (Scheib et al., 2000), it is not yet clear if and how the use of identifiable donors has shaped these trends. Some research does not support a link between the use of identifiable donors and increased rates of disclosure or intentions to disclose (Araya et al, 2011, Baetens et al, 2000, Gottlieb et al, 2000, Greenfeld, Klock, 2004, Lalos et al, 2007, Laruelle et al, 2011), whereas other studies have found a positive association (Brewaeys et al, 2005, Crawshaw, 2008, Godman et al, 2006, Greenfeld et al, 1998), including several reporting a general trend towards increased parental openness in recent years (Isaksson et al, 2012, Rosholm et al, 2010, Soderstrom-Anttila et al, 2010). Such trends may be the result of greater information being available for parents to share with their children.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 94%