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This bill would allow healthcare workers and medical facilities to refuse to provide certain medical services, including abortion and contraception, based on their personal religious or moral beliefs without facing legal penalties or losing federal funding. The law would protect doctors, nurses, hospitals, and other healthcare providers from discrimination lawsuits or government action if they decline to perform procedures they object to on conscience grounds. Patients seeking these services might face delays or have to travel elsewhere to receive care, depending on their location and available alternatives.
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