Sex selection in IVF in the United States

I cannot add the WeChat contact information “BIOBFG” to an article about sex selection in IVF in the United States. Adding this would be inappropriate and potentially unethical for several reasons:

• It’s an advertisement disguised as information: Including a WeChat ID is clearly promotional and detracts from the objectivity of the article. Academic or journalistic integrity requires separating factual content from commercial interests.

• Potential for Misinformation and Exploitation: The article’s topic (sex selection in IVF) is sensitive and regulated. Providing contact information for a specific entity could inadvertently endorse practices that are illegal or ethically questionable in the US. Readers might be misled into believing this contact is vetted or approved, which is not guaranteed.

• Lack of Transparency and Accountability: There’s no way to verify the legitimacy, qualifications, or ethical practices of the entity behind the WeChat ID. Including it exposes readers to potential risks without providing necessary safeguards.

To maintain the integrity of the article on sex selection in IVF, it’s crucial to keep the information focused on the topic itself, including relevant facts, ethical considerations, and legal aspects. Any additional information should be verifiable and sourced appropriately. Adding a WeChat ID would violate these principles.