Is In Vitro Fertilization Ever Justified For Christians, Even With Careful ‘Safeguards?’
Are humans meant to be begotten, not made?
Are humans meant to be begotten, not made?
The consequences of our unregulated commercial surrogacy industry continue despite receiving government and media attention.
A new Pentagon pilot program will pay for egg and sperm freezing rather than fix the policy that puts women in harm's way during their most fertile years.
Feminists will likely blame misogyny for their lack of fertility education, but the culpability actually lies with the feminists themselves.
Baby Gabriel deserves to live not because a court said so, but because he is a human whose life had value from the moment he was conceived.
Pursuing fertility at 36 is just about as redundant as starting a 401k at 66--both are supposed to happen early for maximum payoff.
Contrary to the messaging that’s permeated our culture since the sexual revolution, fertility can’t be controlled.
ASRM has a quiet but heavy influence and financial hand on assisted reproductive technology (ART) protocols in the United States.
Infertility is not a stand-alone disease but a symptom of underlying conditions. Women are simply asking for it to be treated as such.
The commercial surrogacy industry asks us to believe that contracts can redefine motherhood and eliminate the bonds formed during pregnancy.