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Queensland IVF patient told her embryo didn’t comply with new laws gets go-ahead for transfer
A Queensland IVF patient who had to cancel her embryo transfer because it did not comply with new legislation has been told she can go ahead with her treatment.
The mother of one, who’s in her late thirties, had used a donor from the US sperm bank Xytex for her first child, and to fertilise her…
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