A husband’s illicit IVF procedure has sparked a national debate over who has the right to dispose of frozen embryos
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As assisted reproductive technology (ART) rapidly advances, it is increasingly colliding with traditional legal frameworks and societal norms. Nowhere is this clash more vividly illustrated than in a recent, high-profile controversy in China involving an “extramarital frozen embryo.”
A husband’s illicit IVF procedure has sparked a national debate over who has the right to dispose of frozen embryos
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