The Alabama Supreme Court’s controversial decision declaring that embryos are children has led to whiplash in legislatures quickly trying to keep access to IVF available.
But some attorneys fear the laws might harm patients.
"There's been a rush based on this Alabama Supreme Court decision without thinking through the, hopefully, unintended consequences, which are common patient rights and preventing people's access to justice," attorney Tiseme Zegeye said.
March 20, 2024 at 03:24 PM
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The Alabama Supreme Court’s controversial decision declaring that embryos are children has led to whiplash in legislatures quickly trying to keep access to IVF available.
But some attorneys fear the laws might harm patients.
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