Romania, the only country in the EU without financial support for IVF, is facing a demographic crisis. Associations are calling for the release of funds to help infertile couples.
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Romania has suspended funding for the National In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Program in the context of a low birth rate, affecting infertile couples. The associations SOS Infertilitatea, Declic, and Fertility Europe are urging the Government to unblock 5,000 IVF procedures, estimating that this could generate approximately 2,500 births. Infertility affects 1 in 5 couples, and resuming the program would represent a long-term investment in the demographic future of Romania. International organizations emphasize that IVF funding is a standard practice in the EU, and continuing the program would align Romania with these good practices.
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România este singura ţară din Uniunea Europeană care nu sprijină financiar fertilizarea in vitro
COMUNICAT DE PRESĂ: România este singura ţară din Uniunea Europeană care nu sprijină financiar fertilizarea in vitro. Apel pentru deblocarea finanţării Programului Naţional de Fertilizare in Vitro din România
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