· Updated June 17, 2025 12:38 AM · 1 min read read
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An abortion expansion bill signed into law by Governor Charlie Baker in July was "a significant victory," but taking the fight to crisis pregnancy centers remains on the agenda, a pro-abortion Massachusetts state senator said.
"No one in Massachusetts or coming to Massachusetts should ever need worry about whether they will be able to access physical or mental health care related to pregnancy. That worry persists because we still need to provide licensure for at-home midwifery care, create post
An abortion expansion bill signed into law by Governor Charlie Baker in July was "a significant victory," but taking the fight to crisis pregnancy centers remains on the agenda, a pro-abortion Massachusetts state senator said.
"No one in Massachusetts or coming to Massachusetts should ever need worry about whether they will be able to access physical or mental health care related to pregnancy. That worry persists because we still need to provide licensure for at-home midwifery care, create post…