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Freezing Sperm Practices for the Past 50 Years Helps Prevent Pregnancy Problems
Freezing sperm since the 1970s has significantly prevented pregnancy problems. Frozen sperm as a result of freezing sperm practices in the last 50 years ago has significantly contributed to preventing pregnancy problems and has increased live birth rates.
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