Presidential candidate Nikki Haley agreed with the ruling, saying Wednesday that embryos 'are babies.'
Presidential candidate Nikki Haley agreed with the ruling, saying Wednesday that embryos “are babies.”
The ruling puts patients and physicians conducting IVF treatment at risk of criminal prosecution, which is a significant concern for the university that runs the nation’s eighth-largest hospital.
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