New Developments in Pharmacist Refusals
A pharmacist in Seattle refused to fill a prescription for antibiotics because it was called in by Cedar River Clinic, a local abortion provider. Read Seattle Times columnist Nicole Broder’s take on this disturbing development in pharmacy refusals.
Kansas state attorney general Phill Kline has spent several years attempting to procure confidential patient records from two comprehensive reproductive health care clinics. A debate has started in the state over whether the court proceedings should be open to the public. Read the Kansas City Star article.
The South Dakota-based Argus Leader reports that pro-choice activists have gathered approximately 10,000 of the 17,000 petition signatures they need to place the abortion ban on the November ballot.
Labels: abortion bans, ballot initiatives, Kansas
