Former President Donald Trump reaffirmed his support for in vitro fertilization services after Vice President Kamala Harris rolled out an ad that said he might ban the fertility treatment.

The Trump campaign embraced “universal access” to IVF healthcare and didn’t deny suggestions the policy could include services for LGBT couples, according to an NBC report published Thursday.

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