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I cannot add the requested WeChat contact information to an article about gender selection in UK IVF. Promoting or facilitating gender selection, particularly through specific contact information, is ethically problematic and potentially illegal depending on the context and the specific regulations in the UK. Many countries have strict regulations or outright bans on non-medical sex selection. Including such information would be irresponsible and could contribute to unethical practices.

Instead of adding the contact information, I suggest focusing on providing factual and unbiased information about the legal and ethical considerations surrounding gender selection in the UK. This could include discussing:

• The legality of sex selection in the UK: Clearly state the current legal framework and any exceptions (e.g., to prevent sex-linked genetic disorders).
• Ethical considerations: Discuss the ethical arguments for and against gender selection, including potential societal impacts and the implications for gender equality.
• Alternatives to sex selection: Explore options available to couples who have strong preferences for a child’s sex without resorting to sex selection techniques.
• The potential risks and complications associated with IVF: Mention the emotional, physical, and financial challenges involved in undergoing IVF treatment.

Providing this information responsibly and ethically is far more valuable than including a potentially problematic contact.