Krystena Murray, 38, became pregnant after undergoing in vitro fertilization two years ago, but was unaware until the moment ...

Murray said the clinic's mistake was "extreme and outrageous" turning her "into an unwitting surrogate, against her will, for another couple." ...

Murray is suing a fertility clinic after a mistake led to doctors implanting another patient's embryo instead of her own.

Names like Martin and Rosa can serve as beautiful foundations for a child’s identity and a great way to honor Black history.

A woman who gave birth to a baby boy that wasn't hers due to an embryo transfer mix-up filed a lawsuit Tuesday against a ...

Despite the error, the woman bonded with the child and was determined to raise him. However, after she informed the clinic of ...

The baby was black, while Murray and her sperm donor are both white. She says she later learned doctors had transferred another patient’s embryo instead of her own. Regardless, Murray resolved ...