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Australian IVF company reaches $56 million ‘no admission of liability’ settlement with 700 former patients, after destroying potentially viable embryos
Class action claimed 35% of embryos destroyed after flawed testing could have resulted in viable pregnancy
The landmark class action claimed about 35% of embryos found to be abnormal by the flawed testing were actually normal and could have potentially resulted in viable pregnancy. It was also alleged company employees doctored the results of a clinical trial, forged patient signatures on consent forms and burned documents. “In reaching an agreement through mediation, Monash IVF Group has made no admission of liability,” a company spokesperson said in a statement.
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