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By Pearl Josephine Nazare (Reuters) -Female players who choose to undergo a fertility protection procedure will be allowed to ...

The Women’s Tennis Association has introduced a rule allowing players to protect their rankings during fertility treatments.

Female professional tennis players who take time off from competition for a fertility procedure such as egg or embryo freezing will have their ranking protected under a new WTA Tour policy.