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The science of IVF: What to know about Alabama's 'extrauterine children' ruling

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    10% Center

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    85% ReliableGood

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55% : And an Alabama lawmaker has said he will introduce state legislation that would clarify that IVF can continue in the state.
51% : Same-sex couples may also use IVF, surrogacy and other ART procedures and treatments to have children.
49% : It can also be used by same-sex couples who want children.
46% : Ziegler says the ruling also could have implications outside of Alabama, as part of a broader strategy by the anti-abortion movement to win legal recognition of a fetus or embryo as a person, especially under the federal constitution.
44% : "I think you'll see the anti-abortion movement making a gradual case that the more state courts — the more state laws — recognize a fetus or embryo as a person for different circumstances and reasons, the more compelling they can say is the case for fetal personhood under the constitution," Ziegler say.

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