EXPERIMENTAL IN VITRO FERTILITY OPTION MAY BE SAFER, CHEAPER

Last June, after a week of fertility-drug shots, Christine Mozes' ovaries went into overdrive, literally bursting with eggs ripening in their watery sacs. If she were to have taken the full course of drugs, her hyperstimulated ovaries could have triggered life-threatening breathing problems, kidney failure, and blood clots. George Taliadouros, her avuncular physician at Delaware Valley Institute of Fertility and Genetics in Marlton, N.J., cut off the treatment she needed to get pregnant.
Monterey County Herald