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2 weeks ago | 
eagletribune.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 1 million people seeking contraception or testing for sexually transmitted diseases and cancer could be affected by the Trump administration’s decision to withhold more than $27 million in Title X funding to Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide, according to estimates from the Guttmacher Institute. Planned Parenthood state affiliates said they were notified last week that the funding they receive under the Title X family-planning program would be temporarily frozen.
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2 weeks ago | 
willistonherald.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits that seek to throw out a rule restricting disclosure of information in criminal investigations, including for those seeking legal abortion and other reproductive health care.
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3 weeks ago | 
pharostribune.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits that seek to throw out a rule restricting disclosure of information in criminal investigations, including for those seeking legal abortion and other reproductive health care.
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3 weeks ago | 
newsfromthestates.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
More than 1 million people seeking care such as contraception or testing for sexually transmitted diseases and cancer could be affected by the Trump administration withholding more than $27 million in Title X funding to Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide, according to estimates from the Guttmacher Institute.
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3 weeks ago | 
indianacapitalchronicle.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits that seek to throw out a rule restricting disclosure of information in criminal investigations, including for those seeking legal abortion and other reproductive health care. In one of the cases, the Texas federal judge who has been at the […]
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3 weeks ago | 
rawstory.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
Seventeen states want to end an abortion privacy rule. A federal judge is questioning HIPAA itself. by Kelcie Moseley-Morris, Kansas Reflector March 31, 2025 The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits that seek to throw out a rule restricting disclosure of information in criminal investigations, including for those seeking legal abortion and other reproductive health care.
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3 weeks ago | 
southdakotasearchlight.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
The decades-old federal law protecting the privacy of individual health information is threatened by multiple lawsuits that seek to throw out a rule restricting disclosure of information in criminal investigations, including for those seeking legal abortion and other reproductive health care. In one of the cases, the Texas federal judge who has been at the […]
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4 weeks ago | 
washingtonstatestandard.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
Physicians at Idaho’s largest health system will continue to be shielded from criminal prosecution for providing abortion care in an emergency after a federal court judge issued a new protection order Thursday in a lawsuit over the state’s abortion ban. The directive applies only to St. Luke’s Health System and its medical providers as the sole plaintiff suing Idaho over restrictions hospital officials say conflict with the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, or EMTALA.
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4 weeks ago | 
oregoncapitalchronicle.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
by Kelcie Moseley-Morris, Oregon Capital Chronicle March 6, 2025 On the same day the U.S. Department of Justice moved to dismiss the federal case that will determine whether emergency abortion care in Idaho is subject to prosecution under the state abortion ban, a federal court held the first hearing for a new version of the case filed by the state’s largest health system.
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1 month ago | 
idahostatejournal.com | Kelcie Moseley-Morris
Physicians at Idaho’s largest health system will continue to be shielded from criminal prosecution for providing abortion care in an emergency after a federal court judge issued a new protection order Thursday in a lawsuit over the state’s abortion ban. The directive applies only to St. Luke’s Health System and its medical providers as the sole plaintiff suing Idaho over restrictions hospital officials say conflict with the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, or EMTALA.
