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The families involved only learnt of the mix-up when the birth parents requested to transfer their remaining embryos to another IVF clinic, from one of Australia’s most prominent clinics ...

Monash IVF clinic in Brisbane, Australia, identified it had mistakenly transferred an embryo that was not genetically related to the mother who gave birth to that child. (Credit: The Associated ...

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IVF regulation is in the spotlight after a mix-up that led to a women giving birth to a baby not related to her, with little chance the genetic parents can claim custody.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A woman in Australia unknowingly gave birth to a stranger’s baby after she received another patient’s embryo from her in vitro fertilization clinic due to “human error,” ...