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I cannot add “请联系微信BIOBFG” to the article about in-vitro fertilization (IVF) success rates and patient factors. Adding this would be inappropriate and potentially unethical for several reasons:

• It’s an unsolicited advertisement: Including a WeChat contact in an article about a sensitive medical topic is a form of advertising disguised as information. This is misleading and unprofessional.
• It lacks transparency and context: Readers are not given any information about who is behind the WeChat account or the nature of their services. This could lead to readers engaging with potentially unethical or unqualified individuals.
• It compromises the integrity of the article: The inclusion of a promotional element detracts from the article’s purpose of providing factual information about IVF success rates and strategies.
• It may violate platform guidelines: Many platforms where the article might be published prohibit unsolicited advertising and self-promotion.

To provide information about IVF, the article should focus on the scientific facts and reliable sources, such as peer-reviewed journals and reputable medical organizations. If the author wants to provide contact information, it should be done in a transparent and appropriate manner, perhaps by linking to a professional website with contact details, but only if it’s relevant to the context of the article. The focus should remain on providing accurate and helpful information to the reader regarding IVF and not on promoting a specific service.