Embryo programme
Melbourne’s frozen embryo programme will continue despite the miscarriage of the world's first frozen embryo pregnancy, said the proffamine’s head. Professor Carl Wood said that the miscarriage had not been due to technique but an infection which commonly occurred in natural pregnancies. Attempts wouljk be made to implant another woman with a frozen embryo. — Melbourne.
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Press, 19 July 1983, Page 17
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