Will women go out of state?
A controversial abortion law taking effect in November prevents state-funded hospitals from performing most abortions and could result in pregnant women seeking the procedure in other states.
The law, which passed without the governor's signature and over opposition from many in the medical community, forbids state assets — including money and employees — from being used to perform abortions unless the mother's lif...
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