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Maryland is set to be the first state to use funds collected from a surcharge on Affordable Care Act insurance plans to finance a program for abortion services, regardless of the patient's insurance coverage. This law, signed by Governor Wes Moore, will initially provide $25 million, with an estimated $3 million available annually in the future. The program aims to support equitable access to abortion services and has sparked interest from other states like New York and Illinois.
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