Kian Sadeghi
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 13 Apr
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One thing to remember, too, that IVF is about 2% of the way babies are born in the United States.
Most babies are still born naturally conceived.
Right.
We actually have a service for those couples as well, where you can just basically take a cheek swab.
You can do something called procreation simulation and simulate basically the risk for your child.
Okay.
And that is a service that can basically help any couple too.
So I just want to be clear that it's not just IVF patients as well.
These are couples that then can employ the screening and then to have a healthy baby.
India, same.
And India actually outlawed it, to be clear, too.
So in IVF clinic, you can't even pick sex in India because there's a disbalance.
So to be clear, in the United States, this has played out over the last 20 years.
People have been able to pick the sex of their child in IVF clinics, both in the United States and then, again, at some point internationally too, but eventually became outlawed for the reason you outlined, which is people generally pick slightly more boys.
I mean, it's illegal and it's much harder in these countries.
In the United States, though, if you actually played out people making their own choices, it ends up being about, again, 50-50.
So this is actually interesting.
In my view, that is the prerogative of the parents to pick which sex they want.
And if you play that out across many, many, many couples making their own independent choices, which is an embodiment of this kind of liberty and choice, you see it ends up being about 50-50, which I think actually undercuts this idea that everyone's going to pick a boy, for example.
Right?
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