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|Articles|January 1, 2005
Frozen, fresh sperm show similar fertilization rates
Philadelphia--A new study shows that fertilization rates with cryopreserved sperm are not inferior to those with "fresh" sperm, although it will be several more years before researchers can determine whether the rates are equal in nature.
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