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Amos Grünebaum: The Present and the Future of Baby Making
Sep 10, 2026, 15:37

Amos Grünebaum: The Present and the Future of Baby Making

Amos Grünebaum, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine, shared on LinkedIn:

“A colleague is speaking on ‘The Future of Baby Making.’

I would like to hear the talk called ‘The Present.’

In 2022, US clinics ran 435,426 ART cycles and produced 98,289 infants – 2.6% of all US births. That 2.6% gets the conferences, the capital, and the word ‘future.’

The other 97.4% got this: first-trimester prenatal care down to 76.1%, no prenatal care up 5%, preterm birth stuck at 10.4% for twenty years.

Look at which parts of reproduction get called the future. Embryo selection. The add-on menu. Surrogacy.

What they share is not evidence. It is a price tag, paid directly, billed per cycle and per journey.

And often the evidence is thin. PGT-A, endometrial receptivity testing, most add-ons – none have raised live birth per intended patient, which is the outcome women think they are buying.

Meanwhile, IVF is largely a workaround for what we failed to prevent upstream: deferred childbearing, untreated infection, obesity, metabolic disease in men.

Nobody markets prevention. There is nothing to invoice.

Ask what the future holds for the 97.4%.

If the room goes quiet, that is the talk worth giving.”

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