Trump Administration Cuts CDC IVF Staff Despite Focus on Fertility
What: The Trump administration has cut staff at the CDC that tracked and supported IVF—even while promoting himself as the “fertilization president.”
Key Line: “‘If [Trump] really wants to expand IVF access, that was exactly what we’re trying to do… It’s really frustrating and strange.’”
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