In hard times, more U.S. women try to sell their eggs
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Drawn by payments of up to $10,000, an increasing number of women are offering to sell their eggs at U.S. fertility clinics as a way to make money amid the financial crisis.<div class="feedflare">
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