Religious Nonprofit Files Lawsuit Challenging Colorado's Partial Ban On Abortion Reversal Pills
A pro-life Catholic clinic filed a lawsuit Friday challenging a state law prohibiting it from giving women a natural hormone abortion reversal pill.
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A pro-life Catholic clinic filed a lawsuit Friday challenging a state law prohibiting it from giving women a natural hormone abortion reversal pill.
In a lawsuit, Bella Health argues that the new law targets religious clinics’ duty to help pregnant women in need — which they say is a violation of their constitutional rights.
Gov. Jared Polis signed three bills that were part of Democrats' reproductive care package Friday afternoon, surrounded by lawmakers and advocates who applauded the state's continued efforts to cement Colorado's status as a safe haven.
Credit: Karelnoppe / Shutterstock. Denver, Colo., Dec 21, 2020 / 07:15 am (CNA).- In a first-of-its-kind initiative, a Catholic-run healthcare practice in Colorado will partner with a major foundation based in Paris to bring specialized medical care to adults with Down syndrome. Bella Health & Wellness, a practice based in the Denver suburb of Englewood, Colorado, announced at a Dec. 3 fundraiser that they will partner with the Jerome Lejeune Foundation, a French organization named for the pro-life doctor who discovered the genetic cause of Down syndrome in the 1950s. Dede Chism, Bella’s c...