Question

As far back as 2003, there were approximately 400,000 embryos in frozen storage in the U.S., and there is undoubtedly more, now. What should be done with these excess embryos if they're not used for anything?

Explain your answer. Keep in mind, in crafting your solution, that some people are opposed to embryonic stem cell research, so it's not as simple as just saying "use them for research."

Answer 1

There are so many couples in the world who doesn't have the ability to reproduce healthy offsprings due to various health factors.And the number of infertile couples are increasing as time passes on by.

As per the above result of 2003, it is mentioned there is almost 400,000 frozen embryos .So it will be a better option if we donate these embryos to willing couples or single parents who are really capable of raising a human baby, rather than sending all these embryos for stem cell research purposes.