Tonight the largest hospital in Alabama pausing IVF treatments after a controversial

court ruling on frozen embryos.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham Hospital suspending IVF treatments after the state Supreme Court ruled that

frozen embryos are children.

The hospital saying they fear criminal charges or lawsuits.

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This is NBC nightlyly News with Lester Holt.

Good evening and welcome.

There is a new fallout from that major Alabama Supreme Court ruling

which found frozen embryos created through in vitro

fertilization are children and fall out of the state's wrongful death of a minor act.

And now tonight an Alabama Fertility Center has decided to push pause on its IVF treatments,

leaving patients in limbo as it weighs the wider impact of the court's decision.

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