💨 Abstract
The Department of Veterans Affairs proposed removing abortion coverage for veterans and their families, claiming it's unnecessary. The proposed rule change, effective until September 3, 2025, would still allow abortions in life-threatening situations due to existing state laws. Critics argue that it exacerbates existing barriers to reproductive healthcare and excludes those whose pregnancies result from rape or incest. The proposed change comes after the Biden administration included abortion coverage in 2022.
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