Arkansas’ abortion ban, which went into effect on Friday, defines an “unborn child” as starting at fertilization. That left Dean Moutos, who runs Arkansas Fertility & Gynecology, the state’s sole provider of in vitro fertilization, with questions.
Arkansas’ abortion ban, which went into effect on Friday, defines an “unborn child” as starting at fertilization. That left Dean Moutos, who runs Arkansas Fertility & Gynecology, the state’s sole provider of in vitro fertilization, with questions.