Bill Designed to Shut Down PA Abortion Clinics Is In Effect. Now what?

Philadelphia Weekly | July 3, 2012
Pennsylvania currently has 14 freestanding clinics providing surgical abortions. A few weeks ago, that number was 15, but in response to Act 122, a clinic associated with the University of Pittsburgh has already closed.

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