IVF parents eager to conceive are paying premium rates to limit the number of families that can receive a donor's sperm. The bill can top $80,000.
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IVF has long been the only solution offered to women in their mid-30s and into their 40s dealing with infertility, but it is not fit-for-purpose and can be an expensive and heartbreaking gamble. Change may be on its way
IVF is more popular than ever—but recently, the number of people who say they’re open to it has fallen by more than half, @fhill_official reports. She explores what the dramatic drop might reveal: