#United States In Vitro Fertilization Market

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The United States in vitro fertilization market size reached USD 161 Million in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group expects the market to reach USD 385.6 Million by 2033, exhibiting a growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1% during 2025-2033. The increasing rates of infertility in women, the ongoing research and development activities to improve IVF techniques, and the trend of delaying parenthood to pursue education and careers represent some of the key factors driving the market.

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The charge that capitalism has turned women's bodies into machines for the production of labor power has been a central theme of feminist literature since the 1970s. Yet the advent of surrogate motherhood is a turning point in this process, as it represents gestation as a purely mechanical process, as alienated labor, in which the woman hired must have no emotional involvement. Surrogacy is also a new turn from the viewpoint of the commodification of human life, as it is the organization and legitimation of a children's market, and the definition of child as a property that can be transferred, bought, and sold. This, in fact, is the essence of "surrogate motherhood," a practice that is now widespread in several countries, starting with the United States, but continues to be enveloped in a cloud of mystification.

As the Italian feminist sociologist Daniela Danna points out in her Contract Children (2015), the very concept of "surrogacy" is deceptive, for it suggests that the "birthing mother" is not the real one, but it is only "an aid, a helper," and what she does is on behalf of the "real mother" — the provider of the egg which the surrogate then transforms into a child. Justification for this terminology comes from the new reproductive technologies — in vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer — which generate the illusion that the owners of the implanted egg have property rights over the child, since the gestational mother is genetically unrelated to it. As Danna comments, this is a fallacious argument that can only be maintained through an abstract conception of property, ignoring that the "birthing mother" is the one who materially creates and nourishes the child, a process that entails not only nine months of labor but a transference of genetic material, as the child is truly made from her flesh and bones.

—Silvia Federici, “Beyond the Periphery of the Skin.”

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On February 16, the Alabama Supreme Court held that frozen embryos were “children” under Alabama’s Wrongful Death of a Minor Act. While this was a decision about in vitro fertilization (IVF), Alabama’s recognition of embryos as persons is simply a logical extension of the anti-abortion movement’s long-time commitment to the notion of fetal personhood, an idea now animating the post-Dobbs criminalization of reproductive care. A number of state legislatures have already granted personhood status to fertilized eggs or unborn children in utero at any stage of development.

Consistent with the anti-abortion movement’s goal of a nationwide recognition of fetal personhood, the criminalization of abortion is a tool for preventing abortions from ever occurring. In our new article, Bodies of Evidence: The Criminalization of Abortion and Surveillance of Women in a Post-Dobbs World, we explore: how ban states are criminalizing abortion; the way medication abortion is disrupting abortion bans; the threat of prosecution faced by women who self-manage abortions with medication; and the ways modern surveillance technologies enable law enforcement investigations of abortion crimes.

The criminalization of abortion is one of several strategies endorsed by the anti-abortion movement and adopted in states attempting to enforce abortion bans and defend them against circumvention by medication abortion.

Medication abortion, a two-pill regimen involving mifepristone and misoprostol, is approved by the FDA for terminating a pregnancy up to 10 weeks. While the FDA approved the use of mifepristone in 2000, the revolutionary promise of medication abortion—where a woman can receive the medication in the mail, then safely self-manage an abortion in the privacy of her own home—was not realized until the FDA permanently lifted the in-person dispensing requirement in 2021. Not surprisingly, research from the Guttmacher Institute indicates that medication abortion now accounts for 63% of abortions in the United States, up from 53% in 2020.

Because of medication abortion, pregnant people living in states that ban or severely restrict abortions have access to a form of abortion care that was not available pre-Roe. Today, pills can be moved across state lines, doctors in abortion-protective states can offer telehealth care to women in ban states, and organizations like Aid Access can mail abortion medication from overseas. It is no longer necessary for all women in ban states to travel out of state to access abortion care.

The anti-abortion movement is, of course, aware of the ways in which medication abortion can thwart abortion bans and is attacking the problem on a number of fronts. In one response to this threat, a group of anti-abortion doctors brought a lawsuit challenging both the FDA’s original approval of mifepristone in 2000 and subsequent actions in 2016 and 2021 to improve access to and availability of the drug. The goal of the lawsuit is to remove mifepristone from the U.S. market, a result that would drastically reduce access to medication abortion for all women in the United States, regardless of the state in which they live. The Fifth Circuit granted partial relief to the doctors, landing the case in front of the Supreme Court after the government’s petition for writ of certiorari was granted. The Court heard oral arguments on March 26.

While it is unwise to predict how the Court will rule on any case, a majority of justices during the oral argument seemed to express some skepticism that the doctors who brought the suit had the necessary legal standing to seek the requested relief. The Court could thus dispose of the case without ever reaching its merits.

Even if the challenge to the FDA’s treatment of mifepristone is unsuccessful, however, the case presented an opportunity for the plaintiffs to bring attention to another of the movement’s strategies—one that was raised on three separate occasions during the oral argument by Justices Alito and Thomas. This strategy concerns the Comstock Act, a federal obscenity law from 1873, virtually dormant but still on the books, that criminalizes the mailing of “[e]very article, instrument, substance, drug, medicine, or thing which is advertised or described in a manner calculated to lead another to use or apply it for producing abortion.”

A literal interpretation of this law would, at a minimum, make the mailing of any kind of abortifacient unlawful, essentially resulting in a nationwide ban on medication abortion. While the Department of Justice under the Biden administration interprets the Comstock Act narrowly, the Justice Department under a Trump administration is free to reject that interpretation. To achieve a nationwide abortion ban, the anti-abortion movement doesn’t need Congress or even the courts—it only needs Donald Trump to be elected. And while Congress could certainly repeal the Comstock Act, that is not an outcome anyone should expect in the near future.

As the anti-abortion movement pursues these strategies, another more familiar tactic for preventing women from self-managing abortion with medication is also available: the prosecution of women and those that may assist them. Although providers have historically been the primary targets of abortion laws, women have been investigated and prosecuted for pregnancy-related conduct and a variety of pregnancy outcomes, even during the Roe era. And, in 2016, when candidate Donald Trump was asked whether he thought women who sought an illegal abortion should face criminal punishment, he answered in the affirmative—“there has to be some sort of punishment.”

Some state officials, politicians, and movement leaders claim that no one intends to prosecute pregnant women for abortion crimes. Others, emboldened by the demise of Roe, have suggested that criminal punishment of pregnant women who seek or obtain abortions is logical, morally justifiable, and required to end abortion.

As we explore in our article, a number of current states’ laws—including personhood laws—provide prosecutors with the tools to investigate and prosecute women who self-manage abortion using medication and those that assist them. The decision whether to do so will generally turn on a prosecutor’s interpretation of these laws, many of which do not explicitly exempt women from prosecution, and his or her exercise of prosecutorial discretion.

Georgia, for example, has passed a personhood law. Its “Living Infants Fairness and Equality” Act (LIFE Act) bans abortion after six weeks, a time at which most women don’t even know they are pregnant, and states that “[i]t shall be the policy of the state of Georgia to recognize unborn children as natural persons.” It defines “natural person” as “any human being, including an unborn child,” and defines “unborn child” as “a member of the species of Homo sapiens at any stage of development who is carried in the womb.” By including “unborn child” in the definition of natural person, the LIFE Act raises the possibility that a woman who obtains or self-manages an abortion after six weeks could be charged with murder.

In Georgia, a person commits murder “when he unlawfully and with malice aforethought, either express or implied, causes the death of another human being.” No exemptions from prosecution are provided in the LIFE Act. While our article identifies some ambiguity surrounding whether a woman having or self-managing an abortion could be prosecuted for murder under Georgia’s LIFE Act, Douglas County District Attorney Ryan Leonard previously indicated that women in Georgia “should prepare for the possibility that they could be criminally prosecuted for having an abortion. . . . If you look at it from a purely legal standpoint, if you take the life of another human being, it’s murder.” This prosecutor’s statement is an example of a threat of prosecution, where a public official purposefully wields fear and uncertainty to enforce an abortion ban.

Meanwhile, an April 1 ruling by the Florida Supreme Court enabled a six-week abortion ban to take effect by May 1, replacing the current law, which bans abortion after 15 weeks. In Florida, “[a]ny person who willfully performs, or actively participates in, a termination of pregnancy in violation” of the law before or during viability “commits a felony of the third degree, punishable” by a term of imprisonment not exceeding five years and fines. There is no exemption for pregnant women. The broad “any person” language subjects women who self-manage abortion through medication to the threat of investigation and prosecution.1 Recognizing this possibility, Florida legislators proposed H.B.111 in October 2023, a bill that explicitly exempts pregnant women from prosecution for terminating their pregnancies: “This paragraph does not apply to the pregnant woman who terminates the pregnancy.” The bill died in subcommittee in March of this year.

Florida’s six-week ban features the same broad language prohibiting “any person” from engaging in the proscribed conduct. Accordingly, women will continue to be at risk of investigation and prosecution under the new law. There were 84,052 abortions in Florida last year, an increase of 2,000 abortions from 2022. More than 7,000 of those women came to Florida from other states. With the imposition of the six-week ban, the use of medication abortion will undoubtedly spike. Women continue to have abortions even when they are illegal.

Georgia and Florida are just two examples of states with laws that subject women to the threat of prosecution for self-managing abortions. There are also a range of laws “related to fetal remains, child abuse, felony assault or assault of an unborn child, practicing medicine without a license, or homicide and murder” that don’t even mention or outlaw abortion, but which have been used to investigate and prosecute people for conduct related to the alleged termination of their own pregnancies, even while Roe was the law of the land.

In the post-Dobbs world, prosecutors who choose to investigate women for self-managing abortions have an array of modern surveillance technologies at their disposal. In our article, we present three hypothetical scenarios involving law enforcement investigations of a single mom, a college student, and a high school student based on alleged self-managed abortions. In each of the scenarios, we attempt to illustrate what is possible based on current law and technology. We are not suggesting that these exact scenarios have occurred or will occur. But aspects of these fact patterns are consistent with cases described in If/When/How’s 2023 report documenting the ways in which women were investigated and prosecuted for conduct pertaining to self-managed abortions between 2000 and 2020, prior to the fall of Roe.

Whether abortion laws target providers, aiders and abettors, or women themselves, the criminalization of abortion necessarily involves the surveillance of women. Women’s bodies are often the so-called scene of the crime, and their personal data will, more likely than not, be evidence of the crime. The modern digital environment only amplifies the scope and harm of that surveillance. Communications with friends and family, internet searches, websites visited, purchases made, data shared with mobile apps, location, and other data generated in the course of everyday life become evidence that can be used in prosecutions against women and those that assist them in obtaining abortions.

We offer no single, silver bullet solution for the threat of surveillance and prosecution women face in a post-Dobbs world. But there are some intermediate measures that can mitigate this threat. As our research demonstrates, state laws criminalizing abortion are, on the whole, a confusing morass. They often do not unambiguously preclude the prosecution of women. Confusing statutory language coupled with the unpredictability of prosecutorial discretion creates uncertainty—which in turn curtails women’s liberty, compromises their privacy interests, and puts their health at risk. State legislators, especially those who claim that there is no intention to prosecute women, should ensure that laws clearly and explicitly exempt women from prosecution.

Another avenue that holds some promise for disrupting the threat is specifically tied to the state of Delaware, where many big platforms and technology companies are incorporated. Delaware, we argue, should join California and Washington in passing a data shield law that includes provisions specifically designed to prevent companies from turning over data sought by law enforcement organizations from ban states that are investigating abortion crimes. Such a shield law could provide one significant hurdle to law enforcement attempts to investigate and prosecute women who have abortions and those that assist them. As the chosen state of incorporation for many tech companies holding data relevant to the investigation of abortion crimes, Delaware has a unique opportunity to engage in threat mitigation.

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Since I touched on this with the articles about Jojo Siwa already planning on having 1 girl and 2 boys and the twibling article with the gay men who just happened to have had two boys through surrogacy ........

Rise in parents engaging in sex-selection during IVF has the fertility biz booming

By Cassy Fiano-Chesser | May 14, 2024 

The fertility industry has opened new doors for countless would-be parents across the globe, and it’s not just doors allowing them to have children. Thanks to in-vitro fertilization (IVF), people can create their children and then have them tested to ensure they meet all the right specifications. While this brave new world sounds like something out of a science fiction novel, it’s all too real – and using IVF to select the kind of child you want is becoming more and more common.

In 2021, socialite and reality television alum Paris Hilton announced her plans to use IVF to create her family, and choosing the sex of her babies was one of the reasons. “Well, we have been doing the IVF. So I can pick twins if I like. Kim [Kardashian] is actually the one who told me about that, I didn’t even know anything about it. And I’m happy she told me that advice, and introduced me to her doctor, so yeah. We have them all ready to go,” she said, continuing, “I think it’s just something most women should do, just to have. And then you can pick if you want boys or girls — just because I really want to have twins that are a boy and a girl. The only way to 100% get that is by making it happen that way.”

Hilton is hardly alone. The number of people foregoing sex in favor of IVF in order to have children is growing — as is sex selection. Though, according to the Daily Mail, sex selection is illegal in most of the globe, it isn’t in the United States, and it’s become trendy.

“The market is the size of the human race,” Jeffrey Steinberg, founder of the Fertility Institutes in Los Angeles, said in an interview with Slate. He claimed 85% of his clients are drawn in by the idea of choosing their baby’s sex.

Sex selection has long been practiced, albeit not using IVF; instead, parents sometimes found out the sex of their baby during an ultrasound, and if it was the “wrong” sex, they sought an abortion. Though this has typically been a way to bolster a cultural preference for boys, Slate pointed out that in the United States, it’s become the opposite: the market is skewed toward girls.

Sharon Moayeri, the founder of OC Fertility in Newport Beach, California, does not market the ability to choose the baby’s sex as aggressively as Steinberg does, and therefore, said only around 15% of her clients arrive without fertility issues. Another doctor at the medical center at the University of California San Francisco told Slate that “single mothers by choice, same-sex couples, and families with a history of autism” were typically more likely to request girls. A study also found that white parents having their first child chose female embryos 70% of the time.

"When I think about having a child that’s a boy, it’s almost a repulsion, like, Oh my God, no,” one woman said.

Another argued, “Boy children tend to be less caring towards their parents. It doesn’t really matter if it’s socialized or biological. It’s probably socialized, but I can’t change all of society.”

And because laws in other countries ban sex selection, thousands of people fly to the United States each year just to take advantage of this country’s lax fertility regulations. And it means big business for the fertility industry.

“It’s a moneymaking industry,” Laura Kerwin, a Harvard-trained psychologist, told Slate. “People need to realize that [clinics] have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders to make money. They’re trying to sell you on an option.”

There is little to no oversight within the fertility industry, meaning there is little to no information on what the current state of the industry is. “We do not even know how many frozen embryos we have in this country,” Margaret Marsh, a professor at Rutgers University, told the Atlantic, explaining that the last count — 400,000 — was 20 years ago. “[Today] we have no idea.”

The Atlantic also noted that 75% of fertility clinics advertise sex-selection as an offered service, allowing people to undergo IVF simply because they want to choose if they have a boy or a girl. Steinberg told the Atlantic this “service” makes the fertility industry approximately $90 million each year.

Steinberg also scoffed at the notion of increased regulations, saying it is “putting the handcuffs on scientists.” Then, using pro-abortion terminology, he added, “If there’s anything society should have learned, it’s ‘Keep their hands off of people’s reproductive choices’.”

IVF, though often described as a way to help heartbroken infertile couples to create families, has created a monster in which children are no longer treated as human beings, but as products to be designed, engineered, and then sold to the highest bidder upon demand. And as these embryonic children are products, they can be screened, destroyed, traded, and even turned into jewelry.

Any attempts to cut back on this commodification is swiftly attacked as cruelty towards the infertile — but what about the children being created? What will it take for the line to be drawn and a stop be placed on this reproductive free-for-all?

I checked on that statement about embryos turned into jewelry and found articles mostly dating back to 2018. But it did happen.

https://www.genethique.org/jewellery-made-from-supernumerary-embryos-obtained-after-ivf/?lang=en

"When I think about having a child that’s a boy, it’s almost a repulsion, like, Oh my God, no,” one woman said. While I get that I'm still creeped out about this being a big international business.

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Key Trends Driving the Preimplantation Genetic Testing Market

The global preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) market was valued at approximately USD 802.2 million in 2023 and is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.3% from 2024 to 2030. Several factors are contributing to this growth, notably the rising prevalence of genetic disorders such as single gene, mitochondrial, and other hereditary conditions. As awareness of genetic risks increases, there is a growing demand for preimplantation diagnosis and screening processes to ensure healthier pregnancies and reduce the risk of passing on genetic diseases.

For example, the Florida Department of Health reports that one in every 33 babies in the U.S. is born with a congenital disability, which affects approximately 120,000 babies each year. These statistics highlight the importance of genetic testing, as more families seek options to prevent the transmission of such disorders. As advancements in genetic testing continue, the demand for preimplantation genetic testing is expected to increase. For instance, in July 2023, Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. launched two new Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)-based tests specifically designed for preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A). This addition reflects the continued innovation in the field and its potential to drive market growth in the coming years.

Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) plays a critical role in the in vitro fertilization (IVF) process, particularly for individuals or couples with a history of miscarriages or those who have experienced pregnancies involving chromosomal abnormalities. PGD is typically used in IVF cycles to help ensure a successful pregnancy by identifying embryos that do not carry genetic disorders or chromosomal abnormalities. This testing is especially beneficial for couples who are at risk for hereditary genetic disorders, offering them a chance to have a healthy child and preventing the transmission of genetic diseases.

Gather more insights about the market drivers, restrains and growth of the Preimplantation Genetic Testing Market

Regional Insights

North America accounted for a significant share of the global preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) market, driven by a combination of factors such as the rising prevalence of various genetic disorders, increasing number of laboratories offering PGT services, and heightened awareness of genetic screening. The market is also buoyed by a high incidence of hereditary disorders and other common diseases, such as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and chlamydia, which further increase the demand for genetic testing. The adoption of advanced reproductive technologies, such as in-vitro fertilization (IVF) with PGT to prevent genetic disorders, has significantly contributed to the growth in this region.

U.S. 

In the United States, the PGT market is witnessing steady growth, fueled by increasing awareness about hereditary disorders, advancements in reproductive technologies, rising infertility rates, and a growing preference for personalized medicine. Moreover, supportive government regulations and a high demand for IVF procedures have further driven market expansion. As more individuals seek fertility solutions that enable them to have healthy offspring, the demand for PGT services is expected to increase, contributing to the overall growth of the market in the U.S.

Europe 

Europe dominated the global PGT market in 2023, accounting for 40.74% of the total revenue share. This leadership is primarily driven by a high volume of IVF procedures, which have been increasingly adopted due to the trend of late pregnancies among women in Europe. Additionally, the liberal regulations surrounding aneuploidy screening in many European countries, coupled with the presence of established market players and healthcare providers, are helping to propel the growth of the PGT market in the region.

The UK market for preimplantation genetic testing is also expected to see significant growth due to government policies that support IVF, along with funding initiatives and a rising demand for personalized medicine. These factors, combined with better IVF success rates, will drive the adoption of PGT solutions across the country.

In Germany, the PGT market is set for growth as increasing public awareness about genetic disorders and the benefits of PGT is prompting more couples to opt for genetic testing before pregnancy. As these trends continue, Germany will see continued market expansion.

Asia Pacific 

The Asia Pacific region is poised to register the highest CAGR of 11.3% during the forecast period. This growth is fueled by advancements in reproductive technology, expanding healthcare accessibility, and a greater awareness of PGT across the region. Countries like China and Japan are leading the way in the integration of advanced genetic testing technologies within reproductive health practices, helping to boost the demand for PGT services.

In China, the growing burden of genetic diseases and a large population with significant hereditary disorders are driving the demand for preimplantation genetic testing. With a high adoption rate of IVF procedures, the need for PGT to ensure healthy births by selecting embryos free of genetic mutations is expected to fuel market growth.

Similarly, Japan is seeing increasing demand for PGT due to technological innovations in genetic testing and heightened awareness of the benefits of genetic screening. These factors, combined with an increasing number of couples opting for assisted reproductive technologies, will contribute to the growth of the PGT market in Japan.

Latin America 

The Latin American market for preimplantation genetic testing is expected to experience substantial growth, primarily driven by increasing awareness of genetic disorders. As people become more educated about the risks of hereditary diseases, the demand for proactive genetic testing during family planning is expected to rise.

In Brazil, the market is poised for significant growth due to the entry of new providers and the introduction of advanced genomic technologies. These innovations are enhancing the accuracy and range of conditions that can be screened through PGT, expanding the market's potential in the country.

Middle East and Africa (MEA) 

In the MEA region, the preimplantation genetic testing market is also expected to grow significantly, driven by increasing awareness of the importance of genetic screening and diagnosis. The region has seen a positive shift in attitudes toward hereditary diseases, with more people recognizing the benefits of PGT.

The UAE is experiencing growth in the PGT market, supported by a cultural shift toward acceptance of advanced medical technologies. As social attitudes evolve positively toward genetic testing, Emiratis and expatriates alike are more likely to consider PGT for family planning. This change is further supported by an increasingly progressive healthcare infrastructure that facilitates the adoption of innovative medical technologies.

In Kuwait, technological advancements in hereditary testing technologies are driving the growth of the PGT market. Enhanced accuracy and reliability in genetic testing are contributing to better outcomes for couples undergoing assisted reproductive treatments, thereby boosting demand for PGT services.

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Key Preimplantation Genetic Testing Company Insights

Several key players dominate the global preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) market, including Quest Diagnostics Incorporated, Natera, Inc., and Illumina, Inc. These companies are driving innovation and expanding their reach through a variety of strategies, such as new product launches, strategic acquisitions, and partnerships with healthcare providers.

• Illumina, Inc. is a leading player in the genomics and sequencing industry, providing advanced tools and technologies that enable the accurate analysis of DNA. Their solutions are widely used across healthcare, agriculture, and scientific research, helping to drive advancements in personalized medicine and genetic testing.

• Quest Diagnostics Incorporated is a major medical diagnostics company that offers clinical testing services, including gene-based testing, routine testing, and drugs-of-abuse testing. Their services are critical for healthcare providers, and their global presence, including in Mexico, India, Ireland, and the UK, enhances their capacity to serve diverse markets. Their diagnostic laboratories are key partners in expanding access to PGT and other advanced testing technologies.

Key Preimplantation Genetic Testing Companies:

The following are the leading companies in the preimplantation genetic testing market. These companies collectively hold the largest market share and dictate industry trends.

• Quest Diagnostics Incorporated

• Natera, Inc.

• COOPER SURGICAL, INC.

• Genea Pty Limited.

• Invitae Corporation

• Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings

• Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.

• Bioarray S.L.

• Illumina, Inc.

• Igenomix

• RGI

• F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd

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In Vitro Fertilization Market to Hit $1024.2 Million by 2032

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Reasons for Seeking Medical Care Abroad

One of the primary factors driving the growth of surgical tourism is the high cost of healthcare in developed countries. For many elective and non-emergency procedures, the costs in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and other Western nations have become prohibitively expensive for average citizens and even those with health insurance. Medical tourists are able to travel abroad and receive treatments at a fraction of the price they would pay at home. In many destination countries, the overall package of medical care, travel, lodging and other ancillary costs is 30-90% cheaper than equivalent treatment in a developed country.

Another motivation is shorter wait times. In countries with universal healthcare systems, there can be lengthy waits for non-emergency surgeries and procedures. The average wait time for a hip replacement in Canada is over 6 months, while knee replacements in the UK have 18-month waits. By traveling abroad, medical tourists are able to get treated more quickly without delay. India, Thailand and other popular destinations generally have minimal to no wait times.

Medical Specialties and Treatments Sought

While originally centered around dental care and cosmetic surgeries, medical tourism has expanded to cover a wide range of specialties and treatments. Some of the most common include:

- Cardiology - Angioplasty, angiography, bypass surgery and stent placement are popular cardiological procedures sought by medical tourists.

- Orthopedics - Knee replacement, hip replacement, spinal surgery and arthroscopic procedures feature prominently. The use of robotics and computer navigation systems allows for less invasive techniques.

- Dentistry - Dental crowns, veneers, dental implants and oral surgery make up a major portion of surgical tourism, especially to Thailand, Hungary and Mexico.

- Fertility Treatment - In vitro fertilization (IVF) costs a fraction abroad versus in the Western world. Countries like India, Thailand and Cyprus attract fertility tourists.

- Cosmetic Surgery - Tummy tucks, breast augmentations, face lifts and other aesthetic procedures drive traffic to countries such as Thailand, South Korea and Costa Rica.

- Ophthalmology - Cataract removal and lens replacement surgeries are commonly sought abroad alongside refractive procedures like LASIK eye surgery.

Popular Medical Tourist Destinations

Certain countries have built strong reputations as top destinations in medical tourism. Some of the leaders are:

India - Advanced facilities, JCI-accredited hospitals, large pool of English-speaking doctors and very low costs have made India the world's fastest growing market. The Indian healthcare sector earns over $3 billion yearly from medical tourists.

Thailand - Known especially for quality dental and cosmetic work at bargain prices. Thais are perceived as being quite skillful with bedside manner. Hospitals meet international standards.

Singapore - Highly developed medical infrastructure, including the promotion of integrated surgical tourism clusters with hotels. Singapore attracts Asian patients as well as those from the West.

Malaysia - Healthcare quality equals that of Western countries at half the cost or less. Malaysia Medical Council regulates facilities, and English is widely spoken in the healthcare industry.

Mexico - Popular for procedures like dental work, bariatric surgery, and eye/laser corrective surgeries due to competitive pricing. Many accredited JCI hospitals near the US border.

Challenges and Risks of Medical Tourism

While surgical tourism provides considerable benefits, certain risks and challenges exist that need to be considered. Post-surgical complications may arise, and standards of aftercare can vary in different countries. The legal recourse and patient rights available may not equal what patients expect at home. Medical records and follow-ups may be difficult between multiple healthcare systems. Travel itself poses some health threats like the transmission of new infections or bacterial strains. Cultural differences, language barriers or unfamiliar practices can affect the levels of comfort experienced abroad. Medical tourists need to carefully vet facilities and providers through organizations that accredit and certify hospitals overseas. With prudence, most risks can be minimized to allow patients to reap the rewards of affordable, timely medical care in internationally accredited centers worldwide.

Growth Outlook

The global medical tourism industry was estimated to be worth around $10-40 billion worldwide as per different surveys. Advanced Asia-Pacific destinations capture approximately 45-65% market share of the entire pie while the remainder is split between Latin America, Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa and other regions. India alone serves an estimated 150,000-200,000 medical tourists every year currently. Going forward, the worldwide numbers are forecasted to grow substantially in the coming years. Driven by factors like the shrinking value of most foreign currencies against the USD, an expanding medical infrastructure abroad, more trade agreements lowering travel barriers, and persistent high healthcare costs domestically – surgical tourism is emerging as a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide with potential for further significant increase in the future if present trends continue.

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In-Vitro Fertilization Market Insights 2024, Trend Analysis, Business Trends, Development Factors and Forecast by 2034

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Key players offered in the market: Thermo Fisher Scientific Cook Medical Merck KGaA Vitrolife Ovascience CooperSurgical EMD Serono Genea Ltd. Rocket Medical Fertility Focus Ltd.

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IVF Cost In India

In recent years, India has emerged as a global hub for medical tourism, offering world-class healthcare services at a fraction of the cost compared to many Western countries. One of the sought-after medical procedures drawing individuals from around the globe is In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). As we explore the IVF landscape in India, it becomes essential to delve into the factors that contribute to the IVF cost in India.

The cost of IVF in India is significantly lower compared to countries like the United States and the United Kingdom, making it an attractive destination for couples seeking fertility treatments. The first factor influencing the IVF cost in India is the affordable medical infrastructure. India boasts state-of-the-art fertility clinics equipped with advanced technologies and experienced fertility specialists. This, coupled with lower operational costs, results in a cost-effective environment for fertility treatments.

Beyond the infrastructure, the expertise of the medical professionals involved in the IVF process plays a pivotal role in determining the overall cost. India is home to highly skilled and renowned fertility specialists who offer personalized care and have a track record of successful IVF treatments. Despite their expertise, the fees charged by these specialists contribute to the comparatively lower IVF cost in India.

The third factor influencing IVF costs in India is the availability of cutting-edge medical technologies at a fraction of the price. Fertility clinics in the country invest in the latest advancements in reproductive medicine, ensuring that patients have access to the most innovative and effective treatments. The utilization of these technologies contributes to the efficiency of the IVF process, ultimately impacting the overall cost.

It’s important to note that the cost of IVF in India can vary based on geographic location and the specific clinic chosen. In metropolitan areas, where the cost of living is higher, the IVF cost may be slightly elevated compared to clinics in smaller cities. However, even in these urban centers, the cost remains considerably more affordable than in many Western countries.

Moreover, the supportive regulatory environment in India contributes to the accessibility of IVF treatments. Unlike some countries where stringent regulations may limit the availability and affordability of fertility services, India maintains a favorable regulatory framework. This fosters a competitive market, encouraging clinics to offer competitive pricing without compromising on the quality of care.

In conclusion, the IVF cost in India is a harmonious blend of affordable infrastructure, expert medical professionals, cutting-edge technologies, and a supportive regulatory environment. This unique combination positions India as a top choice for couples worldwide seeking fertility treatments. As medical tourism continues to thrive, India stands as a beacon of hope, providing not only cost-effective but also high-quality and compassionate fertility care for those on the path to parenthood.

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Finding the best surrogate mother in Greece: Process, Cost and related aspects!

Greece is one of the more affordable options in Europe for surrogacy and is subject to strict legal regulations. Also, when it comes to offering the best surrogacy options, the country stands on par with some of the most famous surrogacy destinations.

That said, one really has to make some good effort while finding the best surrogate mother in Greece. Still, before heading in the same direction, you must understand the entire concept around surrogacy in Greece. 

How to finalize the best surrogate mother in Greece?

A number of parties are involved in the complicated process of surrogacy in Greece, including the intended parents, the surrogate mother, a legal advisor, and medical professionals. Also, depending on a variety of variables, the total cost of the surrogacy procedure in Greece typically ranges from €60,000 to €80,000.

First and foremost, it's crucial to realize that surrogate compensation is only a portion of the overall expense. Moreover, Greece has relatively modest surrogate mother compensation in comparison to other nations, largely because of the nation's strict regulations and the current economic climate. Also, Greek law states that surrogates are only entitled to payment for "reasonable expenses" incurred during the pregnancy.

Besides, these can consist of doctor visits, maternity clothes, travel to and from appointments, and lost wages because of illnesses or appointments related to pregnancy. Usually, the compensation is in the €10,000–€15,000 range.

What all components constitutes the cost of surrogacy in Greece ?

The fees charged by the surrogacy clinic in Greece make up a sizeable portion of the total cost. That said, these costs cover the in vitro fertilization (IVF), embryo transfer, prenatal care, and delivery that are required to complete the surrogacy process. Moreover, these procedures might need several tries, which would raise the cost. That said, medical expenses typically run between €15,000 and €20,000 depending on the type of program offered.

Another significant component of the overall cost is the legal fees. That said, legal representation is necessary to draft contracts, establish the intended parents' legal parentage, and make sure all parties are aware of their rights and obligations. Moreover, the typical legal fee ranges from €5,000 to €10,000.

On the other side, surrogacy clinic in Greece offer a range of services, such as finding a suitable surrogate for the intended parents, organizing the legal and medical procedures, and offering assistance and guidance to all parties. These costs could be in the €10,000–€20,000 range.

International intended parents may incur additional costs for travel and lodging, insurance, potential egg or sperm donation needs, and contingencies like unforeseen medical issues.

Although surrogacy can be less expensive in Greece than in places like the United States, the costs can still be high. Hence, before beginning the process, intended parents must obtain legal and financial advice, budget appropriately, and have a thorough understanding of the financial commitment involved.

Intended parents must still be aware that all figures are approximations, and that actual costs can change significantly depending on the situation at hand as well as modifications to the market or regulatory environment. So, to obtain the most precise information, always seek professional advice from a reputed clinic or agency.

Who is eligible to become surrogate mother in Greece ?

Surrogacy is subject to specific legal restrictions in Greece.  Moreover, a framework for surrogacy is provided by Law 3305/2005, "Enforcement of Medically Assisted Reproduction," which stipulates the following requirements for becoming a surrogate mother in Greece:

Age: A surrogate mother must be at least 25 years old and of legal age. Also, this age range is thought to be ideal for safely carrying a pregnancy without noticeably increased risk.

Prior pregnancy: The surrogate should have at least one prior successful pregnancy under her belt before signing on as a surrogate. This shows that she can carry a pregnancy to term and ensures that she is aware of the psychological and physical effects of pregnancy.

Health: A surrogate must be in good physical and mental health, free from any conditions that might endanger the health of the baby or herself. This is frequently evaluated through in-depth medical and psychological testing.

Legal Status: Surrogacy must be altruistic, not for profit, according to surrogacy laws in Greece. This indicates that the surrogate mother receives payment for ‘reasonable expenses' incurred during the pregnancy, such as medical costs and lost wages, rather than a fee for carrying the child.

Moreover, before beginning the surrogacy procedure, the intended parents and the surrogate mother must obtain a court order. That said, the court must decide that the intended mother is medically unable to carry a pregnancy.

Understanding of her rights: A surrogate must have a thorough understanding of the surrogacy procedure, any risks involved, and her rights and obligations in order to give her informed consent. Besides, she must voluntarily agree to serve as a surrogate mother in Greece, which is typically proven through a surrogacy contract.

Surrogate shouldn’t use her eggs: During the surrogacy process, the surrogate mother cannot contribute her eggs. The intended parents' or donors' sperm and eggs must be used to create the embryo. This aids in avoiding difficult emotional and legal issues brought on by the surrogate being a biological parent.

Final words

Finding a surrogate mother in Greece is quite simple; given you connect with a reputed surrogacy agency in Greece. Besides, always abide by the surrogacy laws in Greece to avoid falling into any legal trouble during the process.

Source: https://surrogacy-consultancy.blogspot.com/2023/07/finding-best-surrogate-mother-in-greece.html

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What all you need to know about surrogacy in Argentina

The intended parents can use the assisted reproduction method of gestational surrogacy, where a gestational surrogate will carry their baby to term and care for them. Intentional parents who are unable to begin or expand their families on their own turn to surrogacy for assistance.

Singles, same-sex (gay) couples, married or unmarried heterosexual couples, and single women in Argentina can all use surrogates. Argentina has a reputation as a welcoming nation for couples seeking surrogacy. Argentina is a surrogacy destination that is becoming more and more popular with singles, same-sex couples, single men, married or unmarried hetero couples, and heterosexual singles. This has led to an increase in the number of surrogacy agencies in Argentina.

The intended parents and surrogates can get assistance from surrogacy agencies in Argentina. Any business dealing in foreign currencies finds it challenging to open an Argentine bank account due to the country's strict regulations and high taxes on foreign income. Instead, money received from foreign singles and couples is kept in countries like the United States, Panama, or Spain.

This blog will give you detailed information with regard to surrogacy in Argentina. Also, we’ll be

talking about how surrogacy agencies in Argentina can be of help to you. So let’s get started!

Surrogacy cost in Argentina

In Argentina, it costs between $70,000 and $80,000 to use a Caucasian egg donor for a surrogate. Among other things, the services that the intended parents need affect how much surrogacy actually costs in Argentina.

The kind of egg donor used, the surrogate mother and her payment, the cost of the IVF procedure as a medical procedure, the surrogacy agency fee, and other extra services like embryo genetic testing, legal services, and administrative services required to complete the entire surrogacy program all have an impact on the price of a surrogacy.

Depending on the type of contract the intended parents and the surrogate mother have, a surrogate mother in Argentina will receive a different amount of money. The intended parents have the choice to compensate the surrogate mother. Costs for things like food, transportation, maternity care, and doctor visits are included in the average surrogacy cost in Argentina.

A range of surrogacy program services and varieties are offered by surrogacy agencies based outside of Argentina. Traditional or pay-as-you-go surrogacy programs, shipped embryo surrogacy programs, and fixed-price guarantee programs (unlimited IVF and embryo transfer to the surrogate mother) are all options.

Why choose surrogacy in Argentina?

Argentina is one of the few countries with specific regulations on how to register a surrogate child. Argentina is another nation in Latin America with a booming fertility market.

It offers a warm environment for people who belong to any sexual, religious, or ethnic minority and offers a wide variety of cultural activities for parents visiting the nation for the first time.

The LGBT community, married or unmarried heterosexual couples, and single people can all use the program.

In Argentina, a surrogacy agreement may be drafted legally. A surrogate-born child may be registered in the intended parents' names, per a 2017 regulation. In other words, the parents' names will appear on the new-born certificate after the delivery procedure, which takes 20–30 days.

The proposed programs call for all forms of in vitro fertilization (IVF), embryo transfer, ovulation donation, childbirth, and other fertility procedures to be performed in Argentina.

Under the laws of the State of Argentina, there are no limitations based on nationality, sexual orientation, or marital status on the signing of a surrogacy agreement between an Argentine citizen and a foreigner. This indicates that doing so is acceptable.

Once the child receives an Argentine passport, they will be able to travel abroad. The intended Spanish parents do not own the child(ren) born to the surrogate mother. The intended parents and the surrogate mother sign a contract before the embryo transfer in which the surrogate mother expresses her desire not to conceive.

The planned parents will be the child's legal parents in accordance with this agreement. The birth certificate will include the names of the intended parents.

Apart from the aforementioned pointers, the following factors will let you know why you should choose surrogacy in Argentina:

●     A good legal environment

●     Citizenship of Argentina

●     Qualifications of the IPs

●     Excellent healthcare that is reasonably priced

●     The agg donor and surrogate mother are both in good supply.  

Surrogacy for same sex in Argentina

Argentina is becoming a popular surrogacy location for singles, same-sex couples, single males, and married or non-married heterosexual couples. Surrogacy for same-sex in Argentina is becoming increasingly popular due to a favorable legal framework for same-sex couple registration on baby birth certificates.

Since July 22, 2010, same-sex marriage has been legal in Argentina. On May 5, 2010, the Chamber of Deputies passed a bill allowing same-sex marriage, and the Senate followed suit on July 15.

One of the few nations that offer safe options for same-sex couples and single people considering surrogacy is Argentina. The tolerant legal framework in Argentina is ideal for surrogacy procedures, especially for gay surrogacy applicants. A passport and, consequently, citizenship in Argentina are available to surrogate children.

All family types are eligible for surrogacy in Argentina. This includes singles, gay couples, and married or non-married heterosexual couples.

FAQs

1.    Is surrogacy legal in Argentina?

Yes, surrogacy in Argentina falls under the legal framework.

2.    Who all can go for a surrogacy program in Argentina?

Everyone can go for the surrogacy program in Argentina. Surrogacy in Argentina is available for couples, gays, singles, and same-sex couples.  

3.    What is the total cost of Surrogacy in Argentina?

The average cost of surrogacy in Argentina ranges between $60,000 and $95,000, depending on the plans and program chosen.

4.    What is the surrogate mother cost in Argentina?

The surrogate mother is included in the inclusive package. Caucasian Donor Egg Surrogacy: $79,000–$80,000; Self-donor Egg Surrogacy: $69,000–75,000; Surrogacy Guaranteed: $99,000-$100,000.  

Conclusion

There are a number of surrogacy agencies in Argentina that provide services for same-sex couples, as well as for heterosexual couples. Surrogacy is legal in Argentina, and the process is relatively straightforward.

Source: https://www.vevioz.com/read-blog/19422

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Ascend at 1604 in San Antonio, TX

Many people are looking for apartments in San Antonio, TX location these days. However, it is not easy to find the best living space in the city. As such, you can learn more about Ascend at 1604 to avoid the hassle of finding the perfect home. In San Antonio, TX, it is one of the most popular real estate property these days. The said property combined home comfort and Texas adventure, too. Besides, Ascend at 1604 is your next destination for elevated living in northeast San Antonio. When it comes for luxurious lifestyle, it is one of your best options.

Ascend at 1604

Many people are wondering about the popularity of The Ascend at 1604 in San Antonio, TX. After all, it is a well-known realty in the city. The said place provide remarkable studio apartments in San Antonio, TX location, the said place is reliable. Aside from that, they consider space its own amenity, providing private fenced-yards, ample closet storage and tuck under garages. In other words, everything has its own place and there’s no clutter all around the property. In addition, you’ll find an open floor plan, inside the apartment complex, furnished with high-end amenities and appliances including gourmet kitchen countertops and cabinetry.

San Antonio, TX

The history of San Antonio, TX area is a popular topic to study these days. After all, the prominent place has a fascinating historical background. First and foremost, the Payaya people lived near the San Antonio River Valley in the San Pedro Springs area at the time of European encounter. In addition, they called the vicinity Yanaguana, meaning "refreshing waters". Besides, a group of Spanish explorers and missionaries came upon the river and Payaya settlement on June 13, the feast day of St. Anthony of Padua, in 1691. Lastly, they named the place and river "San Antonio" in his honor.

San Antonio River Walk in San Antonio, TX

Are you aware that the San Antonio River Walk in San Antonio, TX location is famous for years? There are many people from around the world who drop by the place to enjoy sightseeing and relaxation. The San Antonio River Walk is a city park and special-case pedestrian street in San Antonio, Texas, one level down from the automobile street. In addition, the said tourist spot winds and loops under bridges as two parallel sidewalks lined with restaurants and shops. As a result, it connected the major tourist draws such as the Arneson River Theatre, Marriage Island, La Villita, and more.

Texas fertility clinic accused of using wrong sperm in IVF procedure

Based on a recent news report in San Antonio, TX, there was a topic about a Texas fertility clinic. Based on the report, a Texas mother is claiming in a new lawsuit that her children are not biologically related to her husband due to a Fort Worth fertility clinic's error. In addition, Camille and Derrick Bryan, who live in Wise County, claim that Fort Worth Fertility used the wrong sperm twice in their in vitro fertilization procedures. Tommy Hastings, their attorney, told the Star-Telegram that the couple decided to get a DNA test in August 2022 after their pediatrician noticed a birthmark on Bryans' son that is common in children of Asian descent.

Link to maps

San Antonio River Walk

849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, TX 78205, United States

Get on I-37 N/US-281 N from E Market St

4 min (1.0 mi)

Take I-35 N to N Loop 1604 E. Take the exit toward FM 2252/Nacogdoches Rd from TX-1604 Loop W

16 min (16.7 mi)

Drive to N Loop 1604 E

3 min (1.5 mi)

Ascend at 1604

6730 N Loop 1604 E, San Antonio, TX 78247, United States