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Senior reporter·NZ Herald·
28 Oct, 2026 04:00 PM6 mins to read
Parents of a child battling a severe and life-limiting condition have gained ethics approval for testing on embryos formed after IVF treatment to see if they could be a match to help save their ailing youngster. New Zealand Herald composite photo
Parents of a child battling a severe and life-limiting condition have gained ethics approval for testing on embryos formed after IVF treatment to see if they could be a match to help save their ailing youngster.
The Ethics Committee on Associated Reproductive Technology (Ecart) – a body charged with reviewing,
Source: New Zealand Herald · Neil Reid
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