MassLiveMedication abortion 'will stay available' in Mass., Gov. Healey says after Texas judge halts FDA approval
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : However, access to the medication remains safe "for now" in states where abortion is legal, she noted.51% : Abortion is enshrined in the commonwealth's constitution, and in July, the state legislature passed greater protections for health care providers and those seeking reproductive services.
45% : "This decision could threaten the FDA's role in this country's public health system, and -- if allowed to stand -- will have broad and unprecedented consequences that reach far beyond abortion."
45% : In Massachusetts, where abortion remains legal, the governor has vowed to uphold reproductive rights, particularly following the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs.
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