By Jerzy Kwaśniewski, The Remnant - The debate over the regulation of IVF in the United States, which was sparked by the Alabama Supreme Court’s decision last February, appears to have somewhat subsided after the state’s legislature passed a law to protect IVF service providers, while at the same time bills limiting the ability of individual states to introduce restrictions on medically-assisted reproduction failed to pass in the US Senate.... In contrast with Poland, however, the United States remains a largely self-regulated market for IVF service providers, and if legislation is needed, it is rather legislation that would place some limits on what can and cannot be done.