Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) might have been proved to be blissful for many people but people are forgetting the fact that these technologies are certainly not free from major troubles. Nowadays, each development leads to a new problem, as many bioethicists hold an opinion that creation of artificial life leads to all sorts of mistreatments.

Vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most recent example of creating a new life. It has been reported that around 80 babies in a years are born through IVF and they are being butchered in abortions. IVF is an expensive method, which helps women to deal with unproductiveness.

In a great desire to have children, many women go through this burdensome and difficult procedure. Still surprisingly, 80 of these IVF babies are aborted every year. Through the right to freedom of information, it has been shown that an average of 80 abortions is carried out every year after IVF, which can cost about £5,000.

Women who go through IVF are between the age group of 18 to 34. The figures, compiled by the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority (HFEA), also specify that some of the pregnancies are a result of conceptions financed by the National Health Service.