An Ohio couple welcomed a baby boy born from an embryo frozen for over 30 years, potentially setting a new world record. The embryo adoption highlights the growing interest in alternatives to discarding unused embryos, with about 1.5 million currently frozen in the U.S. The donors express joy and hope for a connection with the child.
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World’s oldest baby: Boy born from 1994 embryo in 2025; Ohio couple celebrates IVF milestone
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