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Marilyn Nieves/Getty Images(NEW YORK) Experts are speaking out after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled Friday that frozen embryos qualify as people under state law, a decision that critics say could threaten families access to fertility treatments in the post-Roe era.In an unprecedented decision, the state s highest court ruled that "unborn children are children … without exception based on developmental stage, physical location, or any other ancillary characteristics."Alabama Chief Justice Tom Parker quoted the Bible in a concurring opinion, citing the sanctity of unborn life.Dr. Mamie McLean, an infertility specialist at Alabama Fertility in Birmingham, Alabama, told ABC News Good Morning America the court s historic ruling could impact the future of in vitro fertilization treatments for those trying to access fertility treatments, adding that for her, the ruling left more open questions than answers."We re concerned that this ruling has far-reaching consequences
Marilyn Nieves/Getty Images(NEW YORK) Experts are speaking out after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled Friday that frozen embryos qualify as people under state
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