Future of Fertility

 

The technology with IVF has changed immensely in the past decade... it’s not experimental and very mainstream.

Natalie Crawford Co-Founder, Fora Fertility; Host, “As a Woman: Fertility, Hormones and...
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From in vitro fertilization (IVF), which combines human eggs and sperm outside the body, to in vitro gametogenesis (IVG), which uses stem cells to create gametes, pregnancy is becoming possible in remarkable new ways. As innovative fertility treatments evolve, so do the surrounding ethical and legal questions. Some businesses now pay for IVF treatments, positioning coverage as a key recruitment tool, but liability concerns loom after Alabama declared that frozen, IVF-produced embryos were children, leading fertility clinics to shutter their doors. The landscape is shifting, and the outlook for families is at once exciting and uncertain.

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