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In vitro fertilization involves the placement of sperm and egg together in optimal laboratory conditions. The resulting embryo is cultured in a special incubator that simulates its natural environment and allows it to grow until it is eight cells large. At this stage, the embryo will be transferred to the woman&#8217;s body. The in vitro [...]]]></description>
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<p>In vitro fertilization involves the placement of sperm and egg together in optimal laboratory conditions. The resulting embryo is cultured in a special incubator that simulates its natural environment and allows it to grow until it is eight cells large. At this stage, the embryo will be transferred to the woman&#8217;s body. The in vitro fertilization (IVF) doctors at Georgia Reproductive Specialists in Atlanta prefer to transfer fewer embryos to reduce the risk of multiple birth. I</p>
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