Surrogates more likely to be diagnosed with mental illness, study finds

Surrogates more likely to be diagnosed with mental illness, study finds

ICES, McGill and The Institute lead the first large-scale study using Ontario-based health data to examine…

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Surrogates more likely to be diagnosed with mental illness, study finds

Surrogates more likely to be diagnosed with mental illness, study finds

Infographic. Credit: ICES People who are gestational carriers (or “surrogates”) appear more likely to be diagnosed…

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Surrogates at greater risk of new mental illness than women carrying own babies, study finds | Surrogacy

Surrogates at greater risk of new mental illness than women carrying own babies, study finds | Surrogacy

Surrogates have a greater chance of being newly diagnosed with a mental illness during and after…

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