Uncertainty Surrounds IVF After Trump's Executive Order
Seven months after President Trump's executive order to expand IVF access, the medical procedure remains widely available, but its future is unclear.
To understand the current situation, experts were consulted to break down what has happened and what might happen next.
On February 18, 2025, President Trump issued an executive order, asking a group within his administration to propose ideas to make IVF more affordable and accessible.
Trump, who called himself the "father of IVF" during his presidential campaign, wanted a full report in 90 days.
In May, the Domestic Policy Council presented their ideas, but the report has not been released, and no policy changes have been made.
The lack of progress is not surprising, given the leader's party stance on choice.
Author's summary: Trump's IVF executive order remains unclear.
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