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Ahead of South Carolina primary, Trump says he strongly supports IVF after Alabama court ruling

IndiaTimes Saturday, 24 February 2024
Former US President Donald Trump supported IVF and called on Alabama lawmakers to preserve access amid a recent Supreme Court ruling. Some Alabama clinics and hospitals, including the University of Alabama at Birmingham health system, have even paused IVF services. Republicans, including Nikki Haley, distanced themselves from the Alabama case.
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