Features and public contributions by Emma and the team.
The Trump administration revised a grant program to treat frozen embryos created through in vitro fertilization as human children deserving to be born to a loving family. Includes comments from Emma Waters and Neel Upadhye.
Read publication ↗Why restorative reproductive medicine — treating the underlying causes of infertility rather than bypassing them — offers a more humane and often more effective path than an IVF-first model.
Read publication ↗When a fertility clinic implants the wrong embryo, the tragedy exposes a deeper problem: as long as children are treated as contracts and embryos as property, these mix-ups will continue.
Read publication ↗Embryo-screening startups promise to make having a child as simple as scrolling an app — remaking children into products to be optimized rather than persons to be received.
Read publication ↗Ultra-wealthy foreign nationals are using U.S. commercial surrogacy to have children and secure American citizenship for them — exploiting women and treating children as commodities.
Read publication ↗A California case involving 21 children exposes how the U.S. commercial surrogacy industry commodifies women and children without adequate legal safeguards.
Read publication ↗Real fertility care should diagnose and treat the root causes of infertility — endometriosis, PCOS, and metabolic disorders — rather than defaulting straight to IVF.
Read publication ↗Silicon Valley's selective pronatalism, with its focus on genetic optimization, risks treating children as luxury commodities rather than gifts received within the family.
Read publication ↗Emma Waters joins the Flyover Conservatives Show to discuss declining birth rates, and how birth control, abortion, feminism, and infertility have shaped the West's demographic crisis.
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