A New Crop of Companies Hope to Make IVF Better
In vitro fertilization in action.
Photographer: Sebastian Kaulitzki/Science Photo Library/Getty ImagesHi, it’s Kristen in New York. Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the state of female fertility. But before I get to that …
Last summer, my now-husband and I decided to freeze embryos. It seemed like the best choice if we wanted to one day have kids of our own: At the time, we were living on two different continents and, at 37, my biological clock was edging dangerously close to its proverbial expiration date.