Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Kazakhstan in 2017: Summary Report on Efficiency and Availability

Локшин, В. Н.; Omar, Mustaffa; Karibaeva, Sh.K.; Dzhusubalieva, T.M.; Baikoshkarova, Saltanat; Akhmetova, A.A.; Pokotilo, L.I.; Dyusembinov, K.S.; Tararaka, S.S.; Tararaka, N.S.

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“…The current Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan defines other options for ART, including artificial insemination and IVF. The DSC procedure is defined at the legislative level of the Republic ( 6 , 10 ) as a method of overcoming diagnosed infertility when used in the scope of treatment. In vitro fertilisation is included in several guaranteed-free services in the health care system within the framework of state programmes for a cohort of patients with direct medical indications for its performance as part of infertility treatment.…”

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“…The latest reproductive medicine technologies have already been incorporated into infertility treatment protocols, which underlines the significance of developing companion bases and registries for the successful use of DSG. In the Republic of Kazakhstan, the problems of preserving and supporting motherhood and childhood, and ensuring the reproductive health of citizens, are always emphasised, both by presidential programmes and by the Ministry of Health ( 6 ). Despite the active introduction of new reproductive developments in the field of assisted reproductive technologies (ART), statistical indicators of infertility prevalence remain stable.…”

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Establishment of a Unified Register of Donor Sexual Gametes in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Chalova,

Lokshin,

Kiyan

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Objective. The purpose of this narrative review paper was to review the state and development of the field of donor gametes in Kazakhstan, compare its legislative and technical capabilities with other countries and identify key steps towards the establishment of a unified register of donor gametes in the Republic. Materials and Methods. The narrative review paper conducted an analysis of scientific publications and legal documents to examine the implementation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART), focusing on Donor Sexual Gametes (DSG), globally. It utilized medical publications from 2019 to 2023, legal acts, and recommendations from global health organizations to analyze eligibility criteria, legal regulations, and the social aspects of ART across different regions. Results. In Kazakhstan, ART is regulated by legislation, with DSG procedures governed by age limits, medical screening, and restrictions on the number of children born from donated gametes. Worldwide, practices vary, but there is growing interest in establishing a unified register of reproductive donor material to enhance transparency and accountability. However, legal gaps and ethical considerations must be addressed. Conclusion. The study identifies gaps in Kazakhstan’s legisla- tion compared to Western countries, emphasizing the necessity for enhanced legal rights for donors and recipients, including options for anonymity. Ethical concerns highlight the importance of confidentiality and data security in accessing the donor registry. Overall, implementing such a register promises to enhance transparency, safety, and accountability in reproductive medicine.

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confidence: 99%