
Technology, legal gapsleave embryos in limbo
NEWTON -- John R. Rizza Sr. pulled on bulky gloves, reached into a cryogenic storage tank and lifted out what looked like a dishwasher silverware rack. The liquid nitrogen drained and vapor cleared, revealing dozens of capped resin straws. Inside each were two frozen embryos, leftovers from fertility treatments conducted years ago. (Full article: 1440 words)
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