LONDON (Reuters) - A British fertility clinic has overcome a shortage of home-grown sperm by importing it from Denmark.
Supplies of the rare commodity in Britain have dried up as donors take fright at new rules allowing them to be identified, forcing fertility clinics to look further away for supplies.
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