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‘Horrendous Error’: Florida Couple Sues Fertility Clinic because Baby Isn’t Genetically Theirs
The couple seeks genetic testing for other children born at the clinic and a full accounting of their embryos after a suspected embryo mix-up, according to court filings.
- A Florida couple sued IVF Life Inc. and Dr. Milton McNichol after genetic tests showed their infant girl born Dec. 11 is not genetically theirs.
- About five years ago, Mills and Score began IVF and had three viable embryos frozen; an embryo purported to be theirs was implanted into Score on April 7, the lawsuit states.
- The clinic posted, then removed, a notice saying it is `actively cooperating with an investigation` to support a patient, after a Wednesday hearing, and the notice was later taken down.
- At an emergency hearing Wednesday, Judge Margaret Schreiber ordered detailed plans by Friday and the clinic preliminarily agreed to genetic testing as parties negotiate a settlement.
- Attorneys warned patients must consent to testing and privacy of other patients complicates notifications, while genetic tests with a four- to six-week timeframe affect timing, the couple wants testing funded for children born under the clinic's care in the past five years.
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A couple from Florida (USA) who used IVF continues their clinic after implanting an embryo for another family.
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‘Horrendous error’: Florida couple sues fertility clinic because baby isn’t genetically theirs
A Florida couple is demanding answers from a fertility clinic after discovering the baby the woman gave birth to in mid-December is not their biological daughter. Steven Mills and Tiffany Score also fear that at least one of their own embryos — created in a laboratory from the couple’s sperm and eggs and then cryogenically frozen in 2020 — may have been erroneously implanted in another woman, who is now raising their biological child. The pair h…
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Read Full ArticleTiffany Score and Steven Mills take legal action after the birth of a child with no genetic link.
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