Arguments for, Gives people who cannot conceive naturally an opportunity to have children, Can help people with infertility, genetic conditions, or certain medical circumstances, Genetic testing can help identify embryos with serious inherited diseases, Allows some people to preserve fertility by freezing eggs or embryos, Can provide reproductive opportunities for single people and same-sex couples, depending on local laws, Arguments against, Treatment can be expensive and may be unsuccessful, IVF medications and procedures can have health risks, Multiple embryos may be created but never implanted, Some people object to destroying or freezing embryos because they consider them potential human life, Genetic selection raises concerns about designer babies and discrimination, Access may be strongly influenced by wealth, Ethical considerations, Cultural concerns over non-traditional family structures (e.g. single/same-sex parents)., Moral debate over the status of unused embryos., Legal complexity in embryo ownership and posthumous reproduction, Religious objections to artificial conception and embryo destruction

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