Senate to Revisit IVF Bill as Trump Proposal Stirs Debate

Senate Republicans face renewed pressure after former President Trump pledges free IVF treatments if re-elected.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has scheduled a vote on the Right to IVF Act, which previously failed in June.
Former President Donald Trump has proposed making IVF treatments free, funded by either the government or insurance companies.
Trump’s proposal has not swayed Senate Republicans, who cite concerns over increased insurance costs and political motivations.
House Republicans are also divided, with some pushing for a vote on pro-IVF legislation before the upcoming election.
The Right to IVF Act aims to ensure nationwide access to IVF, protect IVF providers, and safeguard access for military members and veterans.