Why Egg-Freezing Parties are Gaining Popularity for Women

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By Tania Fabo, Truthout | 02.28.2026

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The reproductive tech company Orchid recently launched a genetic test that promises a whole genome sequencing report for embryos. It is the first such test commercially available to couples undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) and claims to detect things like...

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The Future Of Fertility In 2026

By Jenn White, NPR | 02.26.2026

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Millions of people struggle to become pregnant in the U.S. And in 2024, fertility rates reached a new low, according to CDC data. Women are also waiting longer to have kids, while a growing number are deciding to opt out...

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When sperm crosses borders, national safeguards fall short

By Vittoria Vardanega, SWI swissinfo.ch | 02.13.2026

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In recent years, sperm donation has produced family trees of unprecedented size, stretching across countries and, in some cases, continents. Stories of “mass donors” have captured public attention, most recently through the Netflix documentary series, The Man with 1,000 Kids...

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The Babies Kept in a Mysterious Los Angeles Mansion

By Ava Kofman, The New Yorker | 02.09.2026

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In the delicate jargon of the fertility industry, a woman who carries a child for someone else is said to be going on a “journey.” Kayla Elliott began hers in February, 2024, not long after she posted...

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Why Egg-Freezing Parties are Gaining Popularity for Women

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