There are now
only two abortion clinics in the Pittsburgh area. A Planned Parenthood clinic was
among those that were shut down. Upgrading the clinics to conform to the new
regulation has forced those clinics that stayed open hundreds of thousands of
dollars to comply. When the new regulations were adopted, only one of the state’s
22 abortion clinics met them.
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Friday, May 17, 2013
Tougher regulations post-Gosnell force five abortion clinics to close
LifeSiteNews
is reporting that five abortion clinics in Pittsburgh have closed as the result
of tougher safety regulations adopted as a result of the Kermit Gosnell
trial. Last week a Philadelphia jury
convicted the abortion doctor of murder for the killing of babies born alive in
his clinic, and for the death of one patient. The new regulations took effect last June.
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