That the House of Representatives recognizes— (1) that infertility is a disease; (2) that the United States Government has a responsibility to help examine, create, and implement solutions to address and alleviate the problems associated with the disease; (3) the growing racial, ethnic, and income-based disparities associated with access to education and awareness, screenings, treatments, and procedures; (4) the importance of raising awareness and improving education about infertility, disabling side effects, associated mental health issues, and preservation options that will help people make educated decisions about family building, whether through medical intervention, adoption, or deciding not to have children; (5) the need for encouraging research that will improve infertility treatments and outcomes and fertility preservation technologies; (6) the importance of necessary oversight of government agencies involved in research and data collection related to infertility prevalence, treatments, outcomes, and fertility preservation technologies, and working to ensure the consistency of data and information-sharing across government agencies; and (7) a duty of the Federal Government to ensure the availability of infertility-related services to all individuals and families without barriers such as access, cost, and coverage.