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U.S. Department of Health Backing Down on Controversial Freedom of Conscience Regulation

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LifeSiteNews.com reports: “A U.S. Department Health and Human Services proposed regulation that would protect freedom of conscience for pro-life physicians and pharmacists will likely be rewritten to reflect pro-abortion demands.” Related: Bush Administration Responds to Pro-Abortion Criticism of Rule Protecting Docs Visit Site » Share This

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