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IVF clinic’s embryo specimen mix-up linked to ‘intentional unlawful conduct’

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A Hong Kong private fertility clinic has been linked to an embryo biopsy specimen mix-up, which a local regulator has attributed to intentional unlawful conduct. The investigation found that the facility failed to implement sufficient protective measures, resulting in a breach of the code of practice for reproductive technology.

The Council on Human Reproductive Technology identified these lapses as the primary cause of the error. The findings highlight significant regulatory concerns regarding the oversight and operational standards of private reproductive health services in the region.

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