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The White House announced Thursday new plans aimed at broadening access to in vitro fertilization, or IVF.

A bill that aimed to protect IVF treatments was recently vetoed by Governor Joe Lombardo he cited funding concerns in a letter.

A new bill in the Nevada Legislature focuses on modern family planning, specifically expanding IVF access to Nevada families. SB 217 was introduced to the Health and Human Services committee on Thursday. The bill pushes for Nevada families to have greater access to IVF and was modeled after the Colorado Building Families Act.

1 in 7 couples experience infertility. In Alabama, a ruling is putting options for them at risk, having some IVF clinics halting treatments.

Nevada Fertility Advocates (NFA) is pleased to announce that it has been granted 501(c)(3) nonprofit status and is recognized as a charitable organization by the Internal Revenue Service. With this exciting news, NFA becomes the first state-focused nonprofit organization in Nevada dedicated to advocacy around infertility.