The book “Eggonomics” by Diane M. Tober uncovers disparities in the egg donation industry, with White women being paid significantly more than Black women for their eggs. The book reveals personal stories of imbalance and explores the complex realities of egg donation, highlighting the financial strain many donors face. Tober also raises concerns about the health risks donors may face following donation. She calls for better policies, transparency, and rights for egg donors, and offers recommendations for the industry to improve. The book sheds light on the ethical and health implications of egg donation, advocating for change in the industry.
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Eggonomics reveals racial disparities in U.S. egg donation payments
