Ehepaar aus Florida behauptet, dass ein Fehler in der Fruchtbarkeitsklinik zur Geburt eines „nicht-kaukasischen Kindes“ geführt habe, das biologisch nicht ihm gehörte

    https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/etimes/trending/florida-couple-claims-fertility-clinic-error-led-to-birth-of-a-non-caucasian-child-not-biologically-theirs/articleshow/127804684.cms

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    1. Error or not, W T F.

      If they are Christian they will love that child and do the best by it regardless of if it is biologically their or not.

      Come on!

    2. BeginningCelery7953 on

      Wild how the headline isn’t ‘clinic messed up embryos’ but ‘oh no, the baby isn’t white.

    3. PoppaBalloon on

      This looks like an outtake from the intro to a racist version of Idiocracy.

    4. [The Daily podcast](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/01/16/podcasts/the-daily/ivf-mix-swapped-babies.html) had a similar story a few weeks ago, and there were tons of questions I hadn’t thought of that this kind of situation presents. That story has about the happiest ending possible (I’d recommend it), but what if one of the parents is bio and the other isn’t? What if the couple who got their cells didn’t conceive? What if they did and they’re dicks and they sue for custody of both babies?

      This area needs way more regulation.

    5. Thousand_Sunny on

      I feel so soo bad for the child. Imagine when they see that image and article when they’re older

    6. Groundbreaking-Pea92 on

      what an odd way to cover this. „Fertility clinic gives couple someone else’s baby “ is the actual story

    7. My wife and I received fertility treatments in the Orlando area late last year to help conceive our first child. You better believe I checked which facility this was when I first read about it a month ago! Thankfully not ours.

    8. kykytheshyguy on

      Is it just me or do the people in the picture look closely related to one another😬

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