Greek woman gives birth via IVF using 22-year-old embryo
Most outlets reported the birth of a Greek woman using an embryo frozen for over 21 or 22 years, following the death of her first son from the same IVF treatment. Dawn provided more context, including the year of the first son’s birth (2004) and the cause of his death (an accident), while Arab News Pakistan omitted these details and focused on the general timeline.
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Greek woman has IVF birth from 22-year-old embryo after losing son
ATHENS: A Greek woman has given birth from an embryo frozen over 22 years ago, months after her son born from the same treatment in 2004 died in an accident, her doctor said on Wednesday. “For Christina Rapti-Tzelepi, today’s birth carries special emotional significance,” gynaecologist Konstantinos Pantos said in a Facebook post. “In 2004, after an embryo transfer, she had a healthy baby boy on...
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