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Israeli Hospital Faces Genetic Mix-Up Allegation in Fertility Treatment Case
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First reported by Mako · 47 minutes ago
What happened
A single mother in Israel discovered through UK genetic testing that her two children, conceived via the same sperm donor at Assuta Hospital, are not biologically related. She has demanded an urgent investigation by the hospital, raising concerns about fertility treatment errors.
- 01A single mother claims her two children from the same sperm donor at Assuta Hospital are genetically unrelated.
- 02Genetic testing in the UK confirmed the children do not share the same biological father.
- 03The mother has demanded an urgent investigation from Assuta Hospital through her lawyers.
- 04The Ministry of Health received the report and will oversee the hospital's response.
- 05This case follows previous fertility treatment errors reported at Assuta Hospital.
- 06Professor Mashiach, a pioneer of IVF in Israel, recently passed away at age 89.
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