الخميس، 14 يوليو 2016

Japan's $1m fertility gambit to help women become mothers

With the country’s population in decline, one city plans to spend 90m yen to preserve women’s eggs for future use

Iwaho Kikuchi will measure his success in the number of babies born in his city. Not this year, or next year necessarily, but in 10 or even 20 years’ time.

Kikuchi is the doctor in charge of a groundbreaking fertility initiative in Japan, in which public money will be used to pay for women to freeze eggs for use later in their life.

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