In IVF, success rate for frozen donor eggs lags behind use of fresh eggs

Hundreds of babies born in the U.S. got their start as eggs donated by women and then frozen until they could be thawed and joined with sperm in a fertility clinic. A new study offers evidence that frozen eggs work well for in vitro fertilization - though slightly less well than fresh donor eggs.

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