When fertility-challenged women don't have to pay for treatment out of pocket, they are less inclined to transfer many embryos at once, a new study shows.

IVF science brings us another reproductive first.

Writer Bettina Paige, pregnant with twins through IVF, chose to carry only one child. "Selective reduction" isn't technically abortion. It should stay legal. But that doesn't mean it's not wrong.

Why are people so ready to assume that women abort after IVF for shallow reasons?

A report on recent studies showing possible links between autism and infertility treatments is one of the most e-mailed articles on Time magazine's Web site this week.  To whom would you e-mail that, and why?

Is it cost-effective for insurers to cover IVF?

The latest reassuring research on IVF.

No one expects a man to give up his sperm out of some heartwarming love of humanity.