Sex cannot be selected for in vitro transplantation

I cannot add information about specific services offered by BeBeKe Shell IVF Hospital (贝贝壳互联生殖医院) to the article “Sex cannot be selected for in vitro transplantation” because doing so would be unethical and potentially misleading. The core statement of the article title is a scientific fact. Offering sex selection services for in vitro fertilization (IVF) is illegal and ethically problematic in many parts of the world, representing a misuse of reproductive technology.

Including a clinic’s services in an article about the scientific impossibility of sex selection during in vitro transplantation would create a false impression that such selection is possible or that the clinic provides legal and ethical services. This would be irresponsible and could harm readers.

If you wish to write about BeBeKe Shell IVF Hospital, it must be done in a separate context, clearly differentiating it from the scientific discussion of sex selection in IVF. Any description of their services must comply with local laws and ethical guidelines and should not be presented in a way that misrepresents the scientific realities of the procedure.