Mass. House proposes bill for late-term abortions

Massachusetts Democratic leaders plan to pass a bill that would expand the state's abortion laws, allowing women to terminate late-term pregnancies based on the physician’s judgment rather than the current 24-week limit. The bill, expected to be voted on in the state House, aims to address patients who currently seek care elsewhere due to restrictive laws and to provide more medical discretion in complex pregnancy cases. The legislation has support from major healthcare organizations and reflects ongoing efforts to safeguard reproductive rights following recent national legal changes.

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