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A statement from The National Infertility and Adoption Education Organization focusing on the Personhood Ammendment put forth in Mississippi in 2011 and it's impact on IVF practices and how it would limit the scope of fertility treatments available to infertile couples.

A copy of RESOLVE's (The National Infertility Association) letter to the North Dakota State Senate opposing the following legislation: SB 2302, SB 2303, and SCR 4009. This letter discusses the impact these bills (personhood bills, defining human life as beginning at conception) on Artificial Reproductive Treatment.

A recount of "Personhood bill" proponents being faced with the stories of infertility veterans who make the argument that they, individuals who'd do anything to have a child (such as Artificial Reproductive Technology) are now the ones being penalized at the stake of individuals who are opting not to give life to their unborn children.

A recount of "Personhood bill" proponents being faced with the stories of infertility veterans who make the argument that they, individuals who'd do anything to have a child (such as Artificial Reproductive Technology) are now the ones being penalized at the stake of individuals who are opting not to give life to their unborn children.

A look at the proponents view and intention of Measure 1, the ballot amendment that would define a person's life as beginning at conception, for the 2014 election.

An in depth look at the parenthood bills proposed in both Oklahoma and Missouri and their impact on IVF treatments.

Dr Howard Jones, the doctor responsible for opening the first IVF clinic in the nation in 1981 weighs in on the controversial Personhood Bill in Virginia.

Dr Howard Jones, the doctor responsible for opening the first IVF clinic in the nation in 1981 weighs in on the controversial Personhood Bill in Virginia.

Proponents of "Personhood Bills" like HR 212, the Sanctity of Human Life Act, which states that "human life shall be deemed to begin with fertilization" argue that IVF will not be impacted by said personhood bills, while opponents like Planned Parenthood of America state that absolutely IVF will be impacted by "Personhood Bills"

A copy of Arizona State Bill 1376, which was not approved, that would limit and track each individual embryo created within the state using Artificial Reproductive Technology, even though this information is already tracked at a national level.

A copy of Arizona State Bill 1376, which was not approved, that would limit and track each individual embryo created within the state using Artificial Reproductive Technology, even though this information is already tracked at a national level.

A break down of the four personhood bills facing North Dakota voters in the 2014 election cycle. This article gives a brief, but rich description, of North Dakota Senate Bills: 2302, 2303, and 2305 as well as Senate Concurrent Resolution 4009.