As Smurf has said, infertility isn't a curable condition,
Indeed and money of Health Service should be spend on curable conditions.
Perhaps lung and liver transplants for smokers and alcoholics shouldn't be financed either, no guaranteed cures and self inflicted illnesses to boot, but no-one would question that these people shouldn't receive medical treatment.
Well, this argument is brought forward by those who believe that medical treatments and services shouldn't be in the hands of a state. I think that they should receive the same treatment as long as it is legal to advertise alcohol beverages and cigarettes.
Ultimately a private medical insurance would be better.
Really, it's a question of ethics more than the money.
Don't really know what to say to that. I mean it should be a question of ethics but realistically speaking it is a question of money and politicks, they go together as a hand and a glove.
Eventually, but it took time because there was so much opposition from the church.
I don't think that PO is that much bothered by the CC. I would rather gather that lobbing in favor of that particular notion took some time.
The Church agreed to compromise
Maybe, I don't know much about they standing. It would came as a surprise to me if that would be the case.
And anyway, there isn't one cure for infertility, it's not like it's a stomach ulcer y'know
That is kinda my point you know.