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Chemical abortion

Using or prescribing a drug to end a pregnancy, intended to cause the death of the unborn child. This specifically excludes treatments for ectopic or molar pregnancies, miscarriages, or situations where it's needed to save the mother's life or prevent severe harm.

Public Health Service Act

A major federal law that governs many aspects of public health in the United States, including medical research, health services, and various health programs.

Informed consent

A process where a patient agrees to a medical procedure or treatment after being fully informed of its nature, risks, benefits, and alternatives by their healthcare provider.

Ectopic pregnancy

A pregnancy where the fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, usually in a fallopian tube, which is dangerous for the mother and cannot result in a live birth.

Molar pregnancy

A rare complication of pregnancy characterized by the abnormal growth of cells inside the womb, which is not a viable pregnancy.

Private right of action

A legal provision that allows an individual or group to sue another party for violating a law, even if the government is not taking action.