Massachusetts broadens abortion access by scrapping prior exceptions

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Gov. Maura Healey signed a law that removes the previous 24-week limit exceptions (lethal fetal diagnosis and maternal life) and puts abortion decisions in the hands of patients and doctors, expanding access within Massachusetts and reducing the need for out-of-state travel; opponents argue the measure goes too far, while supporters say it strengthens reproductive freedom.
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