
Originally published byThe Guardian
Ulf Kristersson aims to expand state-funded IVF as Sweden grapples with lowest fertility rate since records began
Sweden’s prime minister has promised to put IVF at the heart of his re-election campaign as he tries to win over female voters amid the country’s record low birthrate.
Ulf Kristersson’s government recently increased the number of state-funded IVF attempts granted to aspiring first-time parents from three to six.
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