Ethical Considerations in In Vitro Fertilization

The current process of in vitro fertilization often involves creating excess embryos for implantation, resulting in ethical dilemmas related to their disposal or destruction. While ethical IVF practices exist, such as implanting one embryo at a time or agreeing to implant every created embryo, the industry's lack of regulation and the high cost of cycles often lead to the creation of surplus embryos. The comparison drawn between abortion and IVF highlights the need for clarity and consistency in addressing the ethical implications of artificial reproductive technologies across denominations and emphasizing the rights of children over adult desires.