Trump Reiterates IVF Support at Women's History Month Event, Declares Himself 'Fertilization President'

The president highlighted his administration's efforts to expand access to IVF treatments, though questions remain about the implementation of his February executive order.

Donald Trump referred to himself as the 'fertilization president' during a Women's History Month event, emphasizing his support for in vitro fertilization (IVF).
The president touted his February executive order aimed at reducing IVF costs and protecting access, though concrete measures have not yet been implemented.
Trump's comments included a call for the Alabama Legislature to address concerns about abortion bans potentially impacting IVF access.
Critics suggest Trump's IVF advocacy is an attempt to appeal to swing voters and counter backlash over his role in overturning Roe v. Wade.
Public reactions to Trump's messaging remain divided, with some welcoming his focus on IVF and others questioning the sincerity and substance of his efforts.