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Egg Freezing Revolution Offers Hope and Financial Relief to Israeli Women
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By יואב אבן
First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli women are increasingly freezing their eggs to preserve fertility, a procedure now more affordable due to HMO subsidies. Success rates are highest for those freezing eggs before age 35, offering significant reproductive control.
- 01Egg freezing is becoming popular among Israeli women to combat declining fertility after 35.
- 02HMOs now subsidize egg freezing, saving women thousands of shekels.
- 03Success rates for pregnancy from frozen eggs are over 90% if done before age 35.
- 04The procedure is compared to the birth control pill for its feminist impact.
- 05Risks include discomfort, but experts deem it a worthwhile 'insurance policy'.
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