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Planned Parenthood's Northwest affiliate has initiated legal action against Alaska, contesting the state's prohibition on telehealth abortion services. The lawsuit claims that the in-person requirement for medication abortion violates constitutional rights and seeks a preliminary injunction.
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Planned Parenthood's Northwest affiliate has initiated legal action against Alaska, contesting the state's prohibition on telehealth abortion services. The lawsuit claims that the in-person requirement for medication abortion violates constitutional rights and seeks a preliminary injunction.
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Planned Parenthood affiliate sues Alaska over telehealth abortion ban
Planned Parenthood affiliate files lawsuit against Alaska over telehealth abortion restrictions