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Russian Women over 38 Are Being Considered for a Ban on Free IVF to Encourage Them to Give Birth Earlier
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Russian women over 38 are being considered for a ban on free IVF to encourage them to give birth earlier
The Russian Association of Human Reproduction believes that such a restriction will increase the birth rate and allow the state to save on IVF under the compulsory health insurance system. "If we limit the age to 38, they will come to us...
In Russia, it is proposed that the age limit for free fertilization (ECO) be set at 38 years, with the initiative of Karina Sagamonov, President of the Council of the Russian Association for Reproduction of Human Beings (RARP), who believes that the restriction will help to spend State funds more efficiently and encourage women to think about motherhood before they do so, writing "Medvestnik".
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