A new born baby has been hailed to be symbolic and historic after he was fertilized more than 12 years ago after surviving a frozen embryo. The little baby is the country’s longest preserved test tube baby China is celebrating the birth of the country’s longest preserved test tube baby, who was fertilised more than 12 years ago.

He was born on Wednesday in Tangdu Hospital, Shaanxi Province after surviving as a frozen embryo for more than a decade. It’s not a sinister experiment, but a success story that could give hope to women across the country struggling with fertility problems. China Daily reported a 40-year-old woman who suffered from polycystic ovary syndrome as well as blocked fallopian tubes had her embryos frozen when she first started trying to get pregnant through IVF in
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