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Couple who were implanted with another family's embryo in IVF mix-up are allowed to keep the child and raise her as their own
A couple was implanted with another family's embryo due to an IVF mix-up and are permitted to keep the child and raise her as their own. The decision allows them to continue parenting the child despite the medical error.
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