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The probability of such an event occurring is so low that it defies statistical quantification," Alex Polyakov said.

The biological parents of a baby born by a stranger in an unprecedented IVF mix-up may have no legal rights to the child.

Monash IVF, which operates nationally, discovered the mistake at a Brisbane clinic in February, after the birth parents asked to transfer their remaining frozen embryos to another provider.

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The error occurred when Monash IVF, a leading national fertility provider, implanted an embryo belonging to another patient. This heartbreaking mistake was only discovered after the birth parents ...