Greek woman births embryo from 22 years ago
A Greek woman successfully gave birth to a girl from a frozen embryo that had been stored for 22 years. She had undergone in vitro fertilization (IVF) in 2004, and the couple previously had a child through the same technique after the embryo was transferred directly. After her son passed away in a car accident in 2025, the same woman's frozen embryo was transferred in December of the previous year, resulting in the birth of the baby today. This achievement reflects significant advancements in reproductive technologies and their applications. It also indicates an increase in birth rates among women over forty in Greece over the past two decades, despite a general decline in overall birth rates.
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