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‘A winning strategy for shifting the culture and quality’ of infertility treatment

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By Emma Waters, Ari N. Schulman Verified
| The New Atlantis Verified
Dialogue: How do you lead a science-reform movement in practice? and Sign in or Subscribe Now for audio version Ari Schulman: Emma, you are a policy leader on the subject of restorative reproductive medicine, which, as I understand it, argues that something has gone wrong with conventional fertility treatments, especially in the prominence of IVF. It also has a different prescription, an idea of a sort of new scientific field and medical practice that still needs to be developed. Is that right?
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What is the U.S. reproductive tourism industry really selling? Original

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By Emma Waters
| The Hill Verified
Following the Supreme Court’s landmark decision on birthright citizenship, moves to ban foreign nationals from using American surrogates dominated headlines. But lawmakers should not stop there. The U.S. should restrict all forms of reproductive tourism, not just birth-tourism. Surrogacy is just one branch of a larger reproductive industry. In fact, most reproductive tourists seek in vitro fertilization.
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What Is the U.S. Reproductive Tourism Industry Really Selling?

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By Emma Waters
| Heritage Foundation
Following the Supreme Court’s landmark decision on birthright citizenship, moves to ban foreign nationals from using American surrogates dominated headlines. But lawmakers should not stop there. The U.S. should restrict all forms of reproductive tourism, not just birth-tourism. Surrogacy is just one branch of a larger reproductive industry. In fact, most reproductive tourists seek in vitro fertilization.
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