Critics highlight that the cost-cutting proposals fall short of President Trump's campaign pledge to make IVF free.
Critics highlight that the cost-cutting proposals fall short of President Trump’s campaign pledge to make IVF free.
By Allison Griner
Share
Save
It was a major talking point in the final months of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign: If re-elected, the Republican leader pledged to make in vitro fertilisation (IVF) free for those seeking to get pregnant.
President says plans will lead to ‘many more beautiful American children’ but unclear if companies will sign up
The procedure is often not fully covered by insurance — if covered at all — and the costs for accessing it can cost around…
The White House won't mandate insurance cover IVF, despite Trump campaign promise of expanded access to fertility treatment,…
The Trump administration is using declining fertility rates to embrace unabashedly pronatalist rhetoric.
The proposal addresses a key plank in President Donald Trump’s labor agenda and would exempt fertility benefits from the…
Donald Trump has called himself the “father of fertility” whilst speaking at a maternal healthcare event. During the event at the…
