Florida couple alleges IVF clinic used wrong man's sperm as father found to have 'zero percent probability' of being baby's father
- Posted on September 24, 2026
- By Daily Mail
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In brief
A Florida couple is pursuing legal action against a fertility clinic after discovering that the wrong sperm specimen was used during their IVF treatment. Genetic testing revealed that the husband has virtually no biological connection to their daughter, raising serious questions about laboratory protocols and patient safety measures at assisted reproduction facilities. This case highlights critical accountability issues within the fertility industry.
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Florida couple alleges IVF clinic used wrong man's sperm as father found to have 'zero percent probability' of being baby's father
Florida couple Natalie and Joshua Strong allege an IVF clinic used another man's sperm to create the embryo that became their daughter. A DNA test found a 'zero percent probability' he was the biological dad.
