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An Ohio couple, Lindsey and Tim Pierce, recently welcomed a baby boy who developed from an embryo conceived and stored since 1994, setting a new world record for the longest-frozen embryo to result in a live birth. The couple, who had struggled with infertility, settled for embryo adoption — receiving the three-decade-old embryo. The embryo
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Ohio woman gives birth to baby conceived in 1994 (31 years ago), thanks to cryopreservation
Chibuike Okpara
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An Ohio couple, Lindsey and Tim Pierce, recently welcomed a baby boy who developed from an embryo conceived and stored since 1994, setting a new world record for the longest-frozen embryo to result in a live birth. The couple, who had struggled with infertility, settled for embryo adoption — receiving the three-decade-old embryo. The embryo
