Donald Trump wants to make IVF more affordable. Abortion foes, often supporters of the president, say doing so is immoral.

Democratic lawmakers are decrying President Donald Trump’s recent order on in vitro fertilization as nothing more than a “PR stunt,” while anti-abortion groups bristled over a move that follows

President Donald Trump issued an executive order that aims to reduce costs and expand access to IVF. Here’s what we know about what the order does.

Steep costs are triggering roadblocks for IVF patients, prompting a new response from the White House. CBS Lawyers Say They Will Seek Donald Trump’s Personal Financial Information If President’s ’60 Minutes’ Lawsuit Proceeds To Discovery Phase Trump said in an interview with Elon Musk that he wouldn't touch Medicaid.

Senate Democrats want to force Republicans to vote on mandating insurance coverage of IVF as part of a debate over the GOP's budget resolution, Axios has learned. Why it matters: President Trump signed an executive order meant to expand access to IVF this week,

President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order that would make in vitro fertilization more accessible to those who need

For couples who are dreaming of having their own children, but are facing reproductive hurdles, in-vitro fertilization treatments can sometimes help. Although it isn't easy, physically or financially.