the one from the university of adelaide released in 2012 is the most comprehensive that we have to date. it showed an increased associated risk of up to 28% of birth defects, abnormality. increased rates of cerebral palsy. as someone who went to ibf, and took risks with my own physical body, and the process itself, and the hormone treatments, for anyone who has gone through fertility treatments over any extended period of time, particularly when they fail, the mental health risk along with the physical health risk along with the data of children's health and increase of birth defects it's something that needs to be taken much more seriously in the discussion particularly in the u.s. where there is such an aggressive market being used on the part of clinics and those capitalizing that these procedures are successful and safe. globally every year there is 1.5 million ibf cycles conducted. of those 1.5, 1.2 fail. >> we'll be back with more "inside story" after this short break. it's part of our discomfort with the policy the clash between decades' long effort to insist that within the work

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adelaide and liam. you look like you had a blast at the game. how are you doing now? powering through. almost the end of this battle. >> it's just wonderful to have you here, to be able to hear this story. you know, i know nfl teams like to give game balls for the big stars of the game. i think it's fair to say, you're as big a star as we've got. tj, i want to let you then do the honors here. something very special. >> yes. >> you're mvp. thank you for making it through this with us. we love you. >> thank you. >> please thank your friend for bailing on you again. wonderful thing. something very special. the little one we saw tumbling through the piece has a little something for her mother as well. so, this is a very special surprise that she's going to read. >> dear mommy, for the past year, you've carried us, our whole life, family. so the pate res want you to come to the game sunday night and lead the way in front of more than 150 women who survived breast cancer. they are going to form a pink ribbon and you will carry their banner, just like you carried us. thank y