IVF is popular. It is also not pro-life

The surge in in vitro fertilization (IVF) usage highlights its growing acceptance as a solution for various family-building challenges, including delayed parenthood and same-sex or single-parent desires. However, the article underscores a critical ethical dilemma: the disposal of unused embryos, which poses a question for those who identify as pro-life. This situation raises significant moral and legal questions about the value of human life at its earliest stages, challenging the pro-life stance to reconcile its principles with modern reproductive technologies.