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The Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling declaring frozen embryos human beings set off an uproar in the state and around the nation. But one group has remained largely silent on the issue. The Alabama Reflector reached out to judicial candidates at all appellate levels, including chief justice, about the Feb. 16 ruling. Nearly all declined comments […] The post Who’s not discussing the Alabama IVF ruling? State judicial candidates. appeared first on Alabama Reflector.

In vitro fertilization advocates are expected to rally outside the state capitol in Montgomery on Wednesday.

(CNN) — The Alabama Supreme Court this month ruled that frozen embryos are human beings and those who destroy them can be held liable for wrongful death, sending the state’s

(CNN) — The Alabama Supreme Court this month ruled that frozen embryos are human beings and those who destroy them can be held liable for wrongful death, sending the state’s

Alabama State Senator Tim Melson (R-Florence) has officially filed his bill that would make it clear that in vitro fertilization is protected in Alabama

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In vitro fertilization advocates spoke at the Alabama State House, demanding action from state lawmakers.

Three bills aimed at protecting in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures in Alabama moved out of House and Senate committees Wednesday as IVF patients and advocates held a rally to protect the procedure. IVF programs in Alabama have been put on hold after a Feb. 16 Alabama Supreme Court decision that declared frozen embryos children and […] The post Bills aimed at protecting IVF advance in Alabama Legislature appeared first on Alabama Reflector.

The proposed legislation would providing clinics immunity from criminal prosecution and civil litigation when providing IVF services.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- Alabama lawmakers are looking for ways to protect in vitro fertilization services in the state as patients, who had procedures cancelled in the wake of a state Supreme Court ruling, remained stalled in their hopes of parenthood.