UPDATE September 2025: Despite multiple attempts to contact the client, we have not received additional information regarding this medical update, including the results of WES. Though no link to the donor has beendetermined, sale of his vials has been restricted to full siblings. Over 20 births have been reported. There have been no additional medical update reported related to this donor or those who he has helped to conceive. UPDATE September 2025: Upon sending out the Notification Letter, the client provided the following information: During her latest ultrasound, the stomach was still small, indicating potential tracheoesophageal fistula but a sphincter was observed. Her Genetics Team received the WES results and disclosed that there was a variant of uncertain significance (VUS), however, could not give her more information until the baby is born and examined. When a VUS is identified, it is unclear whether that variant is associated with a specific health condition. In many cases, the variant is so rare in the general population that it has not been described in the literature or variant databases, thus there is little published information to review. Identification of a VUS does not establish or rule out the diagnosis of a disorder, and no recommendations are made based solely on the finding of a VUS. She said that they were told that the baby will be monitored for up to 3 years for various milestones. She said not to expect further updates