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Biden’s Health Agency Looking to Boost Abortion Patient Privacy

Posted on August 3, 2022 by pogowasright.org

Allie Reed and Christopher Brown report:

The Biden administration’s efforts to protect reproductive health information from law enforcement post-Dobbs hangs on how much authority its health agency has to preempt state criminal laws—a thorny issue for health-care lawyers.

A recent executive order shows the administration is considering how to beef up privacy protections for abortion-related health information. It’s part of a broader Biden administration scramble to make substantive policy changes to protect reproductive health access as it lacks the votes to pass new legislation.

Read more at Bloomberg Law.

Category: GovtHealthcareU.S.

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