US EditionAlabama Supreme Court rules frozen embryos are ‘children’
- Alabama's Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children, potentially impacting infertility treatments.
- The decision could lead to criminalization of expectant people and higher costs for IVF treatments.
- The ruling may influence other state courts, potentially causing national implications for fertility treatments.
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Alabama's ruling on embryos comes amid campaign where reproductive rights are key - La Prensa Latina Media
Washington, Feb 22 (EFE). – The Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling that states frozen embryos should be considered “unborn children” has caused uncertainty throughout the United States because of the consequences it could have on access to in vitro fertilization, which could spill over into the presidential campaign. The ruling could fully impact the November elections, in which Democratic President Joe Biden sees abortion access as key to his victo…
In Alabama, frozen embryos will now be considered as children, a ruling that stems from appeal cases brought by three couples whose frozen embryos were accidentally destroyed at a reproductive clinic
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