Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that expands access to in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Trump, who called himself bizarre as the 'father of fertilization' on the campaign track, made the order while he was in his house in Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach.
His press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that the 'aggressive' order will lower the out-of-pocket costs for the procedure.
'Promises made. Promises kept: President Trump has just signed an executive order to expand access to IVF! “She wrote on X.
“The order sends policy recommendations to protect IVF access and to aggressively reduce the costs of the business and health plan for such treatments.”

Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that expands access to in vitro fertilization (IVF)

Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that the command will be 'aggressively' to lower the costs for the procedure
Trump called himself bizarre the 'father' of fertility treatment in vitro-fertilization during an event of Fox News Town Hall on the campaign track.
“We are really the party for IVF,” Trump told Fox News -guest Harris Faulkner.
He then explained about himself: “I am the father of IVF.”
Trump has shifted several times about the issue of IVF, trying to win Evangelical Republicans and women about the difficult issue of reproductive health.
He made a campaign promise to demand from the government that he paid for IVF treatments, which was received by many an icy reception.
Trump's alternative to explaining his own policy towards abortion, and the point when life starts, has been to say that it was a matter for states to decide.
Some Catholics avoid practice because of ecclesiastical teachings that it is immoral and because practice often means the destruction of human embryos.
A statement in Alabama last year explained the explanation of frozen embryos 'children' a flash point for arguments about reproductive rights.
The Supreme Court of the State stated that anyone who destroyed them could be liable for unlawful death.
This is a crushing new story and will be updated.