The UK Surrogacy Parental Order (HFEA 1990) remains a Challenge in Supporting Women’s Choices in Reproductive Health - Abstract
Surrogacy allows a woman (birthing person) to carry a pregnancy (with or without using her egg) with the purpose of handing over the baby to the
intended parents after delivery. The first successful IVF assisted pregnancy in the world occurred in the UK (1978). Almost a decade later, the first known
surrogacy assisted pregnancy occurred in the UK (1985).