A Look at the Fertility Industry

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 22, 2013

Miriam Zoll shares her experience undergoing fertility treatments, which she describes as a cold, sterile world of the laboratory, where she and her husband found themselves growing disconnected from nature, their values, and each other. In Cracked Open: Liberty, Fertility, and the Pursuit of High Tech Babies, she writes about why she postponed having a family and looks at the growing fertility industry and the promises it makes.

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