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Privacy warning over South Australia govt demand for abortion data

Posted on January 25, 2022June 24, 2025 by Dissent

Stephanie Richards reports:

Proposed new abortion rules requiring doctors to hand over personal and medical information about their patients to the government may breach patient privacy and deter some from seeking help, legal groups have warned.

Under regulations drafted by the government, hospital CEOs or doctors would be obliged to report a host of private information to the health minister after performing medical abortions.

Read more at InDaily.

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