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Texas judge strikes down federal health privacy rule for legal abortion care | The Highland County Press
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Texas judge strikes down federal health privacy rule for legal abortion care | The Highland County Press
A 2024 federal rule that shielded reproductive health information from disclosure to law enforcement when care was legally obtained, such as in another state with abortion access, was struck down by a federal judge in Texas recently.
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Texas Woman’s Medical Ordeal Sparks Questions on Abortion Ban Impacts A Texas woman experiencing a miscarriage was denied proper care due to the state’s strict abortion laws. Despite her water breaking at 18 weeks and clear signs of an unviable pregnancy, doctors were legally constrained from providing full medical intervention. The patient ultimately had to travel to another state for treatment, underscoring the confusion and fear medical provi…
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