President-elect Trump says he wants to make IVF free. But health care experts and patients undergoing the treatment fear it's all talk.

Nov. 11—Candidate Donald Trump vowed, if elected, that the government would cover IVF treatment for all Americans or mandate ...

ToplineThe billionaire founder of Telegram is offering to pay for the in vitro fertilization process of medically eligible ...

The high cost of infertility treatments is a major factor in this election. How would Trump and Harris provide Americans with ...

A research team from Japan says it has developed a new egg maturation technique that may improve in vitro fertilization (IVF) ...

Pavel Durov, the billionaire CEO of Telegram, funded fertility treatment for women using his sperm to conceive. A clinic in ...

Maryam Khatami, 36, has undergone three cycles of intrauterine insemination—all of which have been unsuccessful.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has offered free IVF treatment to women, but the catch is the sperm used in the treatment must be ...

President-elect Trump may have the opportunity to appoint a majority of the Supreme Court by the end of his second term.

To demonstrate these benefits in a clinical IVF setting, further work is currently being planned. A collaboration of ...

For many expectant parents, navigating the complexity of insurance coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF) can be ...

Fewer and fewer twins and triplets are being born through IVF in Australia, bringing IVF and overall Australian multiple ...