Equal IVF access for same-sex couples

by | Aug 11, 2022 | Blog

Influencers ‘Wegan’, Whitney and Megan Bacon-Evans, are overwhelmed by changes in government policy for equal IVF access, regardless of sexuality.

In an interview with ITV News, the Bacon-Evanses explain why they started campaigning for equal IVF access. They were told they’d have to spend thousands of pounds before becoming eligible for IVF, which hetero-sexual couples don’t have to.

In the same new article, Dr. Carole Gilling-Smith insists IVF should be offered to “everybody”.  Nearly 15% Agora patients are same-sex couples , who “don’t cost the NHS more than straight people do.”

Watch the full ITV News article online:

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Page last updated: Aug 11, 2022
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