Kallie Fell

Kallie Fell, the executive director of the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network, sheds light on the dark side of the assisted reproduction industry. She discusses the alarming lack of long-term health tracking for women who sell their eggs and highlights the exploitative marketing tactics targeting vulnerable groups like college students and military wives. Kallie raises ethical questions about consent and the commercialization of motherhood, and she argues for stricter regulations on surrogacy to protect both mothers and infants.

Kallie Fell, the Executive Director of the Center for Bioethics and Culture and a perinatal nurse, dives into the ethical maze of surrogacy and IVF. The conversation uncovers the emotional risks and potential exploitation of women, particularly those from less wealthy backgrounds. Personal stories reveal alarming health consequences tied to egg donation and surrogacy. Kallie critiques misleading marketing tactics and the lack of reproductive education, advocating for systemic reforms to protect women and children in this complex landscape.