Altrui, a fertility company based in North Yorkshire, has been criticized of taking advantage of young Cambridge University students by asking them to donate their eggs.
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Oluwafunmilayo studied mass communication during her undergraduate degree in Nigeria. She hails from Nigeria where she worked with the National Space and Research Development Agency. Presently in the UK to explore the scientific world, she is a lady full of passion about stories from Africa. Email Oluwafunmilayo duduyemmy.wordpress.com @duduyemmy82 |  |
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