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The new storage limits may give people more flexibility when it comes to their fertility treatment. Ekaterina Georgievskaia/ Shutterstock

Eggs and sperm can now be stored for up to 55 years – here’s what that means for donors and people seeking fertility treatment

Caroline A B Redhead, University of Manchester; Jackson Kirkman-Brown, University of Birmingham; Leah Gilman, University of Manchester, and Lucy Frith, University of Manchester

Previously, eggs and sperm (gametes) and embryos were typically only stored for a maximum of ten years.

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