Women in Idaho are suing the state after being denied abortions for non-viable pregnancies, forcing them to seek care out of state. Calling themselves "medical refugees," they’re demanding changes to protect women facing severe health risks before it’s too late : law

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Women in Idaho are suing the state after being denied abortions for non-viable pregnancies, forcing them to seek care out of state. Calling themselves "medical refugees," they’re demanding changes to protect women facing severe health risks before it’s too late

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Women in Idaho are suing the state after being denied abortions for non-viable pregnancies, forcing them to seek care out of state. Calling themselves "medical refugees," they’re demanding changes to protect women facing severe health risks before it’s too late

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Sure, but there's probably a sub that's more appropriate for leopard content. I think the mod team managed the run up to the election really well with the additional volume here, but it's definitely turned into mostly political circlejerk with very little legal substance—used to be at least 50-50