An Ohio couple welcomes a baby boy from a nearly 31-year-old frozen embryo

Lindsey and Tim Pierce welcomed a little boy using a 30 -year -old embryo. This process, known as embryos, is to use embryos given to help couples fight against infertility. The concept has existed since the 1990s but is gaining ground, especially among those who oppose the abolition of remaining embryos. The Piéces received embryos from Linda Archerd, who had stored them for decades. The successful transfer is supposed to be the most frozen embryo to lead to a living birth. The couple is delighted and Arch finds themselves relieved that their embryos have found a house. She hopes to meet the family one day.