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The article focuses on Alabama lawmakers passing legislation to protect in vitro fertilization providers from civil and criminal liability following a State Supreme Court ruling that considered frozen embryos as children, with Governor Kay Ivey swiftly signing the bill into law.

The article focuses on Cryoport, a major embryo shipping company, announcing a "pause" in its business in Alabama due to the state Supreme Court's decision declaring frozen embryos as children, leading to uncertainties and disruptions in fertility treatment.

The article focuses on the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that embryos created and stored in medical facilities must be considered children under the state's law governing harmful death, with potential implications for the fertility industry.

The article focuses on the University of Alabama at Birmingham health system's decision to pause in vitro fertilization treatments due to the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling that frozen embryos should be considered children, raising concerns about potential legal consequences for patients.