Report: "Fertility Treatment is Hugely Successful but Largely Ignored by Medicine"

Yes, there are ethic alternatives to in vitro fertilization, and people should know about them:

NaProTECHNOLOGY (Natural Procreative Technology or NPT) is a dramatically successful, but not well known or practiced method of diagnosing and treating gynecological diseases and infertility in women. It is a morally acceptable and very cost effective method of restoring fertility, using a fertility-care based medical approach, rather than a fertility-control approach.

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When used to treat infertility alone, NaProTechnology has a success rate of 76% in assisting couples to achieve pregnancy - remarkably superior to the 10-15% success rate of in vitro fertilization, and without the enormous financial cost and adverse emotional and other psychological effects of in vitro fertilization.

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Take a look at those numbers again. And yet proponents of IVF will go around claiming that it's practically the only way for couples to get pregnant who are experiencing difficulty. Think again.