Santiago Munne։ Why IVF Remains Politically Vulnerable Despite Broad Public Support
Santiago Munne, Chief Innovation Officer and co-founder of Overture Life, shared on LinkedIn:
“Our latest episode of The Baby Blueprint is now live!.
This time, we spoke with Dr. Serena H. Chen – one of the most energetic and influential voices in reproductive medicine and patient advocacy.
We discussed why IVF remains politically vulnerable despite broad public support – and what we can do to prevent misguided policies from restricting reproductive rights.
Serena brings the rare perspective of an experienced clinician, scientist, and outspoken advocate for patients and reproductive autonomy. The result was a candid, lively, and thought-provoking conversation.
Thank you, Serena, for joining us – and for never being afraid to speak your mind.
Watch the full episode.”
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