States continue to pass new restrictions on insurance coverage for abortion regardless of whether a woman receives her insurance from the government, including Medicaid, or from a private insurer. Some of these restrictions would be applied to the health care exchanges being created under federal health care reform.
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Minn. Judge Dismisses Suit Claiming State Illegally Covered Abortion Costs |
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Ariz. Gov. Shifts Stance on Planned Parenthood Restrictions Under Medicaid Expansion |
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Iowa House Budget Bill Would Bar Medicaid Coverage for Abortions, Elective C-Sections |
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Pa. House Passes Restrictions on Abortion Coverage in Health Insurance Marketplace |
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GOP Coalition Blocks Wash. Abortion Coverage Bill |
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This section provides a brief overview of significant cases impacting reproductive rights and health related to Abortion: Private and Public Coverage.
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ACLU of Kansas and Western Missouri v. Praeger |
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Repro Health Watch — an exciting new edition of the Women’s Health Policy Report — compiles and distributes media coverage of proposed and enacted state laws and ballot initiatives affecting women's access to comprehensive reproductive health care, as well as litigation in response to those provisions.
