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Three abortion-related bills head to Gov. Kelly's desk
TOPEKA (KSNT) – Kansas lawmakers passed three abortion-related bills that now head to Governor Kelly's desk for approval. One of the bills is House Bill 2727, which passed the Senate in a 31-9 vote, and it would allow lawsuits against abortion providers — that violate informed consent laws — to bypass the medical malpractice review [...]
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