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Hong Kong IVF clinic resumes full services after embryo mix-up

A fertility clinic in Hong Kong, HEAL Fertility, has been cleared to resume all 17 of its licensed treatment services. The clinic had previously faced a suspension of 14 services due to a mix-up involving embryo biopsy specimens from two patients. Following an inspection, the Council on Human Reproductive Technology confirmed that the clinic has implemented necessary improvement measures, allowing it to fully recommence operations. AI

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Hong Kong IVF clinic resumes full services after embryo mix-up

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Danny Mok ·

    Hong Kong IVF clinic cleared to resume all services after embryo specimen mix-up

    A Hong Kong fertility clinic that had most of its services suspended for mishandling embryo biopsy specimens from two patients has been cleared to fully resume all treatments after implementing improvement measures. The Council on Human Reproductive Technology said on Monday that…