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Alaska AG Joins Effort to Access Abortion Info - Vimarsana News

Alaska AG Joins Effort to Access Abortion Info

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Planned Parenthood responds to Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor signing letter in opposition to proposed changes regarding HIPAA Privacy protections - Vimarsana News

Planned Parenthood responds to Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor signing letter in opposition to proposed changes regarding HIPAA Privacy protections

Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - Over the weekend Alaska Attorney General Treg Taylor signed a letter with 17 other state Attorney Generals to Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra in opposition to proposed changes regarding HIPPA Privacy protections around reproductive health care and, by extension, gender-affirming care.

Alaska AG opposes keeping abortion-related medical records private across state lines elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Alaska AG opposes keeping abortion-related medical records private across state lines elsewhere

Abortion access and personal privacy here remains protected by the state constitution, but Treg Taylor opposes additional federal protection.

How Washington's 'shield law' protects abortion patients coming from other states - Vimarsana News

How Washington's 'shield law' protects abortion patients coming from other states

Washington's Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee signed bills intended to expand access to abortion, including to patients from out of state.

Chamber expecting 15,000 people at Boat Race - Vimarsana News

Chamber expecting 15,000 people at Boat Race

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