IVF Access Remains Uncertain
Seven months after President Trump's executive order, the future of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) remains unclear.
Despite the procedure being widely available, experts note that there is still much uncertainty surrounding its accessibility.
Trump, who famously called himself the "father of IVF" during his presidential campaign, wanted a full report in 90 days.
In May, the Domestic Policy Council presented their ideas, but the report has not been released and no policy changes have been made.
Experts are not surprised by the lack of progress, given the party's stance on choice.
Author's Summary
IVF access remains uncertain after Trump's executive order.
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