Back in January 2014, the National Center for Health Statistics published a report detailing most of the three-plus decades that assisted reproductive technologies have been available in the United States. What the team found is that, despite ample evidence that reproductive challenges occur across the population at equal rates, assisted reproductive technology is overwhelmingly the territory of the well-off, the wealthy, the utterly rich and mostly, those who are white.
What the Kardashian-Jenner Family Can Teach Us About Another Political Health Issue: Infertility
