On the campaign trail, Trump made big promises about IVF, but expanding access is not on the agenda for Republicans in Congress. Advocates say they’re still waiting.
President Donald Trump, who has referred to himself as the “father of IVF” and the “fertilization president,” promised on the campaign trail that he would make in vitro fertilization free. Advocates say they’re still waiting.
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