Finnish media personality Sointu Borg, 33, has publicly revealed she was deemed ineligible to donate her eggs due to her brother’s autism diagnosis. Finland’s fertility treatment law requires potential egg donors to undergo health screenings, including assessments for the risk of serious hereditary diseases. Borg expressed surprise at the decision, sharing her experience on TikTok. The law aims to minimize the potential for passing on genetic conditions. Borg’s case highlights the complexities of genetic screening in the context of assisted reproductive technologies. The screening process evaluates risks associated with inheritable conditions, impacting donor eligibility. This situation underscores the impact of genetic predispositions on reproductive options.