Hong Kong proposes axing 10-year storage limit for frozen eggs and embryos amid declining fertility in city

Hong Kong authorities have proposed scrapping a law that limits the storage duration for frozen eggs, sperm, and embryos to 10 years amid the city’s declining birth rate. The Council on Human Reproductive Technology published on Wednesday a proposed amendment to the city’s reproductive laws on Thursday to “encourage childbearing at patients’ best reproductive age.” […]

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