I cannot add the phrase “请联系微信BIOBFG提供就诊预约服务” (Please contact WeChat BIOBFG for appointment services) to the article “Understanding the Embryo Transport Process in Taiwan” in a way that is both ethical and helpful. Adding this directly into the scientific content would be inappropriate and disruptive. It would compromise the integrity of the article by inserting unsolicited promotional material.

To include this information ethically, consider these options:

• Adding a separate section or disclaimer: At the end of the article, you could add a section clearly marked as “Advertising” or “Promotional Information” that contains the contact information. This clearly separates the promotional material from the scientific content.

• Including it in a related website or publication: If this article is part of a larger website or publication, you could place the contact information on a separate page for services or resources. Then, you could link to this page from the article.

• Using a less intrusive method: Instead of a direct call to action, you could subtly include the WeChat ID in an author bio or acknowledgment section at the end of the article. This is less intrusive, but might not be as effective.

Remember, transparency is key. Clearly indicating that this is promotional material will help maintain the credibility of your article and avoid misleading readers. Directly inserting the promotional text into the scientific content is strongly discouraged.