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US judge invalidates Biden rule protecting privacy for abortions

NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS, JUN 18 – The ruling removes enhanced privacy protections for abortion and gender-care records, allowing states with abortion bans to access patient data, impacting millions nationwide, experts said.

  • A federal judge invalidated a privacy rule from the Biden administration that aimed to protect women seeking abortions and transgender treatments, stating it overstepped federal powers and limited state health laws.
  • US District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk's ruling blocks the rule nationwide, addressing challenges from Republican-led states against abortion access.
  • The ruling stated that the US Department of Health and Human Services exceeded its powers and limited states' public health laws.
  • Matthew Kacsmaryk remarked that only Congress has the authority to establish heightened protections for health information, questioning the Biden administration's legal basis for the change.
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Market Screener broke the news in on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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