Published 2 years ago

Missouri bill would make aborting an ectopic pregnancy a felony

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Bill would create new offense of trafficking abortion-inducing devices or drugs. It would also make it a felony to perform, induce or attempt an abortion on a woman with ectopic pregnancy. Lawmakers are on their spring recess next week, with the bill due back in committee March 22.

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USA Today

Missouri anti-abortion bills seek to stop crossing of state lines, ending ectopic pregnancies

Bills in the Missouri House would allow lawsuits for those who help residents cross state lines and criminalize ending nonviable pregnancies.

2 years ago·United States

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The Hill

Missouri bill seeks to ban terminating life-threatening ectopic pregnancies

Missouri state Rep. Brian Seitz (R) introduced a bill in the state House that would ban the termination of ectopic pregnancies.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Newsweek

Missouri bill would make it illegal to abort deadly ectopic pregnancy

The bill was introduced in response to an FDA ruling making abortion bills more accessible. But there are concerns about its unintended effects.

2 years ago·United States

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Raw Story

‘People want to play God’ says GOP lawmaker trying to ban drug used to end dangerous ectopic pregnancies

Missouri freshman state Rep. Brian Seitz, a former Army paratrooper turned pastor turned music newspaper owner turned car wash manager turned Republican lawmaker knows a thing or two about God, having taught Bible classes for decades. On Friday Rep. Seitz defended his anti-abortion bill that would b...

2 years ago·United States

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Bloomberg Quint

Missouri Anti-Abortion Bill Sows Confusion Over Ectopic Pregnancies

(Bloomberg) -- State lawmakers around the country are ramping up efforts to curtail abortion in all forms. But one Missouri bill in particular is drawing ire for criminalizing the use of certain drugs to treat ectopic pregnancies, which are not viable and potentially life-threatening. Here's a quick rundown on the medical issues associated with the condition and how it fits into the current abortion debate.Continue Reading. Read more on OnWeb by…

2 years ago·Mumbai, India

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