Two-decade-old embryo births baby to 54-year-old Greek mother
In Athens, 54-year-old Cristina Rapti-Tzelepi gave birth to Georgia, a daughter conceived from an embryo frozen for 22 years; the baby was named in honor of their late son Giorgos, who also was born via IVF. The birth occurred at a private maternity clinic and underscores IVF's reach for older parents, with Cristina's husband Constantinos Raptis, 60, by her side.
