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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.
FinanceWire Nearly 50% of respondents have delayed treatment due to financial concerns, while over 70% are reluctant to seek specialist care because of anticipated costs
By Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-Colo.) and George Arison, opinion contributors The deeply personal decision of when and how to build a family has suddenly become
By Anna Louie Sussman Since in vitro fertilization was invented nearly 50 years ago, at least 10 million children who would not otherwise exist have been brought into
