The hospital was first built back in 1899.At the time those in the Chinese community were turned away from other hospitals. "So that's why this hospital was built back then.

Xu first went to the hospital as a 30-year-old in 2018, asking if she could freeze her eggs. She had an initial consult but was told she could not have the procedure after the doctor found out she ...

A Chinese hospital has denied involvement in the alleged delivery of the world's first genetically-edited babies and experts worldwide have voiced outrage at such use of the technology.

An unmarried Chinese woman on Tuesday began her final appeal of a hospital’s denial of access to freeze her eggs five years ago in a landmark case of female reproductive rights in the country.

He said that 80% of patients were Chinese and 20% were expats, “Germans, Canadians, Brits, you name it.” Lin is proud of what he was able to accomplish during his time in China.

In China, hospital regulations require that a woman be married to freeze her eggs. “The doctor kept on trying to persuade me, ‘You should have a child now,’” Xu said in 2019.

A court in Beijing has ruled against an unmarried Chinese woman's right to freeze her eggs, ending a fight for reproductive services that lasted six years and drew national attention. The Beijing ...