If you’ve gone through IVF or you’re just starting out, you’ve probably heard about “add-ons.” EmbryoGlue. Endometrial scratching. Acupuncture. PGT-A. PRP. The list keeps growing, and so does the price
When Technology Becomes a Tool for Erasure Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology, built his life’s work on a single insight: technology is never neutral. Every system,
INCIID has been warning about personhood for at least a decade — not because we were speculating, but because the legal groundwork was already visible if you knew where to
A Shutdown, a Mystery, and a Warning for All of Us Imagine buying a new car. You’ve researched it carefully. Independent safety testers have inspected it. Government agencies have reviewed
microTESE, STAR, and Beyond By Peter N. Schlegel, MD New York Men’s Health Medical, New York, NY The management of severe male infertility has evolved progressively over the past years.
On May 22, 2026, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed legislation requiring fertility clinics in the state to join SART — the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology — as a prerequisite
The Questions you should be asking about the laboratory process in handling eggs and sperm. by Karen Synesiou [Editor’s Note — June 1, 2026 The questions raised in this article
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 27, 2026 CLIFTON, Va., May 27, 2026 — The InterNational Council on Infertility Information Dissemination (INCIID), a nonprofit serving the infertility and reproductive health community since
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 27, 2026 INCIID Relaunches Employer Fertility Benefits Registry as Fully Searchable National Database Pioneer nonprofit rebuilds one of the first employer fertility benefits resources in the
How to Pick Your IVF Clinic — Including the Questions They Hope You Won’t Ask By INCIID — Updated May 2026 Choosing a fertility clinic is one of the most