The Moscow medical center 'Altro Vita' removed a webpage promoting…
The Moscow medical center 'Altro Vita' removed a webpage promoting free IVF using sperm from Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, though the clinic confirmed the sperm remains available and the program continues. The change followed public attention and media coverage.
Consensus
- The Moscow medical center 'Altro Vita' deleted a webpage that advertised free IVF using sperm from Pavel Durov.
- The clinic confirmed that the sperm of Pavel Durov is still available for use in IVF procedures.
- The website no longer contains a direct link or page dedicated to the offer involving Durov's sperm.
- The removal of the page was reported by media outlets on July 31, 2026.
- A banner mentioning the IVF program with Durov's sperm remains on the site but is non-functional.
Points of divergence
- The link to the page about Durov's sperm now redirects to the clinic's main homepage. — tg_chertamedia
- The operator of the call center could not explain the reason for the removal and stated that marketers have the right to modify the website. — fontanka
- Pavel Durov was added to the Russian financial monitoring list of terrorists and extremists on July 30, 2026. — fontanka
- Pavel Durov stated in summer 2025 that he has six official children from three women and over 100 biological children in 12 countries due to sperm donation. — fontanka
- The editor of Cherta Media contacted the clinic under the guise of a potential client and was told 'nothing has changed' and that IVF with Durov's sperm is still possible. — tg_chertamedia
Coverage (2 sources)
- Moscow clinic 'AltraVita' removed mention of Pavel Durov's sperm from its website, noted by CTD — Черта
- Announcement about sperm of Durov disappeared, but not everything is lost — Фонтанка
Key entities
- Pavel Durov
- Moscow Clinic
- Telegram
- Information
- EKO
- ChTD
- Altra Vita
- Durov
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