Kentucky HB477 prohibits state interference with access to assisted reproductive technology and services.
Kentucky HB477 establishes that fertilized human eggs or embryos outside the uterus are not considered unborn children or persons under state law. It prohibits the Commonwealth or its political subdivisions from unreasonably limiting or interfering with an individual's right to access assisted reproductive technology or a health care provider's right to perform or assist with such treatments. This protection does not extend to health and safety regulations for health care facilities or providers.
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