The question IVF doesn't answer

Whenever someone criticizes in vitro fertilization, the same response tends to come quickly: pictures of smiling toddlers, grateful parents, and testimonies from couples who spent years praying for a child.For many people, that response feels decisive. How can something that produced such a beautiful little boy or girl be spoken of as morally troubling or wrong?The public image of IVF — one happy baby — hides an unseen reality: other babies who never made it out of the laboratory.On the surface,...