Longest-Ever Frozen Embryo on Ice for 27 Years Makes It Full Term, Born to Tennessee Couple

Longest-Ever Frozen Embryo on Ice for 27 Years Makes It Full Term, Born to Tennessee Couple
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Jenni Julander
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An East Tennessee baby’s birth set a new record for the longest-ever frozen embryo to come to full term.

Molly Everette Gibson was born to Tina and Ben Gibson. Until the couple visited the National Embryo Donation Center (NEDC), Molly had been frozen for 27 years as a preserved embryo.
Jenni Julander
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Jenni Julander is a writer based in the Rocky Mountains, where she received her writing education. She covers human interest and trending news for The Epoch Times.
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