An Iowa judge has ruled that the state's six-week abortion ban will officially take effect on July 29, following a June Iowa Supreme Court decision that deemed the law constitutional. The 'fetal heartbeat' law prohibits abortions after cardiac activity is detected, typically around six weeks, with limited exceptions. Governor Kim Reynolds praised the decision as a 'victory for life,' emphasizing her commitment to supporting families and motherhood. Conversely, advocates for reproductive rights, including Planned Parenthood, expressed deep concerns that this law will severely restrict access to abortion services in Iowa. Doctor Francesca Turner of Iowans for Health, Liberty, argues that the law complicates medical care and undermines the physician-patient relationship. The law has ignited a contentious debate, reflecting deeply held beliefs on both sides regarding reproductive rights.