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Attorney General Letitia James advocates for the Access to Family Building Act to ensure nationwide access and affordability of IVF and other reproductive health services. Photo: Bebeto Matthews/AP

Nationwide call for expanded access to IVF and reproductive health services

April 26 | Robert Abruzzese, Courthouse Editor

In response to the rising challenges in accessing assisted reproductive technology (ART...

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