State Efforts to Expand IVF Access: It’s Hard
What: KFF Health News reports that political and economic hurdles make state-level IVF expansion extremely difficult.
Key Line: “There are economic opponents, and there are ideological opponents.”
State Efforts to Expand IVF Access: It’s Hard
What: KFF Health News reports that political and economic hurdles make state-level IVF expansion extremely difficult.
Key Line: “There are economic opponents, and there are ideological opponents.”
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