Friday, February 23, 2024

The IVF ruling that made waves

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Fri Feb 23 2024

The Alabama Supreme Court issued a significant ruling that sent shockwaves through the abortion debate. The ruling that embryos created during in-vitro fertilization are "extrauterine children" and protected as a child brings with it political, cultural and medical ramifications.

So, we offered you fine people columns on the topic, including something from a person with an embryo in Alabama.

What we know now about Alabama's Supreme Court ruling on IVF

What we know now about Alabama's Supreme Court ruling on IVF

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•	An embryo that could be my second child is in Alabama. A court just put that in jeopardy.
•	Alabama IVF ruling isn't about morality. Republicans supporting it hurt people who want kids.
•	Alabama cares deeply about frozen embryos. The health of children and adults? Not so much.

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