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House Speaker Mike Johnson Says He Supports IVF. His Past Might Imply Otherwise. - Vimarsana News

House Speaker Mike Johnson Says He Supports IVF. His Past Might Imply Otherwise.

Johnson has said that life begins "from the moment of fertilization," a statement that would appear to include frozen fertilized embryos.

Source: yahoo.com
Alabama lawmakers act to protect state IVF clinics following court ruling - Vimarsana News

Alabama lawmakers act to protect state IVF clinics following court ruling

Alabama lawmakers are seeking to preserve in vitro fertilization clinics and reverse the definition of frozen fertilized embryos as children after the state's highest court ruled they qualify as such under state law.

Source: yahoo.com
GOP: Alabama Ruling Is a Way for Democrats to 'Manipulate the Abortion Issue for Electoral Gain' - Vimarsana News

GOP: Alabama Ruling Is a Way for Democrats to 'Manipulate the Abortion Issue for Electoral Gain'

 

Alabama lawmakers act to protect state IVF clinics following court ruling - Vimarsana News

Alabama lawmakers act to protect state IVF clinics following court ruling

Alabama lawmakers are seeking to preserve in vitro fertilization clinics and reverse the definition of frozen fertilized embryos as children after the state's highest court ruled they qualify as such under state law.

Source: upi.com
Medical professionals face new challenges following embryo ruling - Vimarsana News

Medical professionals face new challenges following embryo ruling

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation Healthcare professionals and the GOP face serious obstacles after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled embryos are “children,” according to multiple reports. Aaron Kemper, an attorney litigating a case regarding Kentucky’s abortion ban and its effect on IVF treatments, said that currently, the court’s decision does not outlaw discarding nonviable…

Source: wnd.com