(ANSA) - Rome, June 17 - One of Italy's top courts, the
Council of State, set age limits for assisted-fertility donors
in an opinion giving the green light to legislation bringing
European regulations into Italian law.
It also set limits on the number of eggs a woman can donate.
The age limits are 25 for women donors and 35 for men.
The aim is to protect the health of donors, recipients and
the unborn child.
Age limits set for IVF donors
Council of State move driven by health concerns