“Early demand largely came from couples struggling with fertility. But there was growing interest from younger women physically capable of becoming pregnant but reluctant to accept its impact on their bodies and careers, said consultants, clients and doctors interviewed by the FT.”
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Chinese women turn to surrogates to avoid motherhood ‘penalty’
With surrogacy illegal in China, agencies and consultancies are increasingly connecting would-be parents with women overseas
