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A young woman, Miss Oliver, whose ovarian tissue was removed and cryopreserved before she began chemotherapy for Ewing’s sarcoma as a teenager, has discovered that a change in the law in the intervening period may prevent Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust from replanting the tissue to overcome the fact that she was left infertile by the treatment for cancer
In the August edition of the Health Legal Update, we reported that evidence was being heard by the House of Lords Social Policies and Consumer Protection European Union sub-committee on the mobility of healthcare professionals within the EU
