Alabama House passes protections for IVF providers
- Lawmakers in Alabama are advancing a bill to protect IVF clinics from lawsuits, aiming to keep clinics open and families moving forward. The House of Representatives voted 94-6 in favor of the bill.
- Alabama Supreme Court's ruling allowing couples to pursue wrongful death lawsuits for destroyed embryos led to a pause in IVF services.
- Some Republicans are pushing for regulations on fertility clinics, while Democrats propose a constitutional amendment regarding the legal status of embryos.
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