Some Kindbody patients say they weren't notified about plans to ship frozen embryos to storage facility in Massachusetts
Kindbody entered into an agreement with a cryogenic storage facility in Massachusetts, but not all patients received the email.
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Kindbody entered into an agreement with a cryogenic storage facility in Massachusetts, but not all patients received the email.
An Orlando, Florida, couple has sued their IVF providers after giving birth to a baby who wasn't theirs. The biological parents of that baby have been found.
A suspect believed to be the perpetrator of the fertility reproductive clinic bombing in Palm Springs, Calif. Saturday, has been identified as Guy Edward Bartkus, 25, a resident of Twentynine Palms.
Krystena Murray is suing the Savannah, Georgia fertility clinic she used.
Little Penelope Lo Destro's parents were about to start their family when there was a terrible diagnosis.
The Lo Prestos' adorable 1-year-old girl is a symbol of hope for couples who are trying to have a child, but suffered a health setback. Marie Saavedra reports.
The free online women's health event, which will feature 43 experts, runs through Tuesday. Register
World IVF Day recognizes the fertility advances that led to the first successful birth through in vitro fertilization in 1978. Dr. Asima Ahmad of Carrot Fertility discusses how the advances continue to improve after 40-plus years.
Senate Republicans largely opposed a Democratic-led effort to advance legislation to protect access to IVF.
"The intentional disposal of an embryo, even a non-viable one that could cause a miscarriage if implanted, which is a common practice in IVF, that disposal became a class a felony."
Illinois U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-8th) urges federal lawmakers to pass bipartisan legislation to protect in-vitro fertilization treatment.
This comes after the state’s Supreme Court ruling last month calling a frozen embryo a child. Lawmakers say they want to create a shield from legal liability.
"My girls are my everything. I likely would not have ever been able to have them had I not had access to basic reproductive rights that Americans, up until recently, had been depending on for decades."
Senator Tammy Duckworth is demanding a vote tomorrow on a bill to federally protect fertility treatments. The push comes after an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos should be protected as people.
More fallout after Alabama’s Supreme Court ruled that embryos created by in vitro fertilization can be considered children.
