In vitro fertilization

AG: Disposing embryos outside uterus not against Tenn. law

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee’s strict abortion ban does not apply to the disposal of fertilized human embryos that haven’t been transferred to a uterus, according to a recent state attorney general opinion.

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Walmart to cover fertility treatments under insurance plan

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