Trump’s IVF report generates buzz and caution ahead of release

A highly anticipated White House report about in vitro fertilization (IVF) and infertility that could make sweeping recommendations on making the procedure more accessible is now in the hands of President Trump and may be released soon. 

Representatives from IVF advocacy groups, for-profit clinics, and conservative think tanks have been meeting regularly with administration officials since February, when Trump signed an executive order calling for a menu of recommendations to improve IVF access. 

The White House said the report was delivered to the president Monday, and he is reviewing it.