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IVF Doesn't Increase Chromosomal Instability in Newborns, Study Finds

Nov 04, 2019
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NEW YORK –In vitro fertilization (IVF) does not appear to lead to a rise in copy number changes in newborns, compared with children conceived without reproductive assistance, a new genomic analysis suggests, despite the fact that chromosomal instability has been documented in IVF embryos.

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