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Wednesday, April 23, 2025

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Abortions in Indiana

CHICAGO — The Seventh Circuit lifted a stay that had blocked certain provisions of an Indiana law limiting abortion access. The state will now be allowed to require a physician to be present while a patient ingests an abortion-inducing drug and will prohibit the use of telemedicine in abortion care — even to obtain informed consent or to conduct pre-abortion counseling sessions.

Read the order here .

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