Ley 7/2003, de 20 de octubre, por la que se regula la investigación en Andalucía con preembriones humanos no viables para la fecundación in vitro. | BOE-A-2003-21193 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 7/2003, de 20 de octubre, por la que se regula la investigación en Andalucía con preembriones humanos no viables para la fecundación in vitro.

The provision says the rule’s purpose is to regulate research using surplus pre-embryos from in vitro fertilization, and it treats those cryopreserved for more than five years as non-viable for the stated legal purpose.

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Spain
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Citation
BOE-A-2003-21193
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The provision says the rule’s purpose is to regulate research using surplus pre-embryos from in vitro fertilization, and it treats those cryopreserved for more than five years as non-viable for the stated legal purpose. Research on surplus pre-embryos from IVF must be carried out under a research project that is scientifically relevant, non-profit, and authorized. Para usar sobrantes de fecundación in vitro, los progenitores deben donarlos, recibir información detallada antes de donar y dar consentimiento escrito revocable y modificable. Los centros de reproducción asistida deben poner a disposición del Comité de Investigación con Preembriones Humanos ciertos preembriones donados después de cinco años de crioconservación y comunicar periódicamente datos sobre preembriones congelados que superen el plazo de congelación. Los centros de investigación deben contar con autorización de la autoridad sanitaria competente para desarrollar las investigaciones previstas, y en su caso someterse a los procedimientos de acreditación que se establezcan.