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Massachusetts is planning to expand its Welcome Family program, which sends nurses to assist families with newborns, aiming to increase coverage from 3,000 to 68,000 births annually. The proposal has sparked discussions about government intervention in family life, particularly in light of the Lindsay Clancy case. Concerns have been raised regarding the voluntary nature of the program and parental consent.
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Massachusetts is planning to expand its Welcome Family program, which sends nurses to assist families with newborns, aiming to increase coverage from 3,000 to 68,000 births annually. The proposal has sparked discussions about government intervention in family life, particularly in light of the Lindsay Clancy case. Concerns have been raised regarding the voluntary nature of the program and parental consent.
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