Trump Proposes Federal Coverage for IVF Treatments
The plan aims to make in-vitro fertilization more accessible but raises ethical and financial concerns.
- IVF treatments involve complex and costly procedures with variable success rates.
- Some states already mandate insurance coverage for IVF, but federal coverage would be unprecedented.
- Ethical issues include the handling of surplus embryos and the potential for genetic selection.
- Critics argue that federal funding could lead to higher premiums or increased taxpayer burden.
- Supporters believe the plan could help address declining birth rates and aid couples facing infertility.