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Tom Parker
Politics

Alabama Supreme Court judge who helped strike down IVF cites ‘the wrath of a holy God’ in concurring opinion

By Peter Smith, Tiffany Stanley and The Associated Press
February 23, 2024
Alabama’s IVF ruling alarms women’s health startup founders and investors
Newsletters

Alabama’s IVF ruling alarms women’s health startup founders and investors

By Emma Hinchliffe and Joey Abrams
February 23, 2024
Chris Sununu
Politics

‘This has hit a nerve’: Democrats salivate as Republicans scramble to address Alabama ruling that jeopardizes IVF access

By Christine Fernando and The Associated Press
February 23, 2024
Birmingham, Alabama
Health

Alabama’s largest hospital forced to pause IVF treatments for aspiring parents after court ruling on legal status of embryos

By Kim Chandler and The Associated Press
February 22, 2024
Pedestrians walk past the Shapiro Building at Brigham and Women's Hospital on Jan. 20, 2015, in Boston. Some women who spent months preparing for in vitro fertilization procedures have been left devastated after flooding from a burst water main at the hospital on Christmas Eve, Sunday, Dec. 24, 2023, disrupted services for about 200 IVF patients.
Family

Flooding at a Boston hospital has disrupted IVF services for 200 patients. Some are devastated

By Nick Perry and The Associated Press
January 4, 2024
U.S. maternal deaths have nearly doubled in just three years–and no one seems to care
Commentary

U.S. maternal deaths have nearly doubled in just three years–and no one seems to care

By Alison Greenberg, Raye Parris, Grace Wickerson and Andrea Palmer
June 23, 2023
1 in 5 women who needed IVF to get pregnant went on to conceive naturally, according to data spanning 40 years
Health

1 in 5 women who needed IVF to get pregnant went on to conceive naturally, according to data spanning 40 years

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June 20, 2023
Most of the biggest U.S. employers now cover fertility treatments, but many Americans still can’t afford it
Health

Most of the biggest U.S. employers now cover fertility treatments, but many Americans still can’t afford it

By Tom Murphy and The Associated Press
May 16, 2023
High angle view of an affectionate young Asian couple sitting on the bed, holding hands and holding a positive pregnancy test together.
Health

A ‘staggering’ 1 in 6 people suffer infertility, WHO says, and it’s ‘a medical poverty trap for all those affected’

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April 4, 2023
The business of renting wombs is thriving–and surrogates don’t always understand the risks
Commentary

The business of renting wombs is thriving–and surrogates don’t always understand the risks

By
November 17, 2022
‘Now is not the time to stay neutral’: Planned Parenthood CEO challenges execs to take action
Conferences

‘Now is not the time to stay neutral’: Planned Parenthood CEO challenges execs to take action

By
October 12, 2022
Woman looking out window
Health

Women have been led astray on egg-freezing, bombshell study finds. There are 2 major things they have to know.

By
September 26, 2022
An embryologist at work at the Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine in Reston, Va.
Health

It can cost up to $2,000 to move frozen embryos across state lines. Fertility patients weigh the emotional and financial costs

By
August 23, 2022
An embryologist points to an Ovocyte after it was inseminated at the Virginia Center for Reproductive Medicine, in Reston, Virginia.
Features

‘If you can move them, move them’: Fertility experts say the end of Roe raises huge questions about the fate of frozen embryos in red states

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June 24, 2022
7 reasons why fertility care is utterly broken
Commentary

7 reasons why fertility care is utterly broken

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April 28, 2022

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