Key Highlights
- Mike Johnson removed IVF coverage from the NDAA.
- The IVF provision had previously received approval from both the House and Senate.
- The removal contradicts Donald Trump's pledge to enhance access to IVF.
Mike Johnson strips military IVF coverage from defense bill – report
House Speaker Mike Johnson has successfully removed a provision that would have provided in vitro fertilization (IVF) coverage for active-duty military members from the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). This decision comes despite previous bipartisan support for the amendment earlier this year.
Credit: Theguardian
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