OBGYN warns of risks from Massachusetts late-term abortion law

Massachusetts has become the tenth state to allow abortions throughout pregnancy, prompting criticism from medical professionals and pro-life advocates. A Boston-based OB-GYN argued that third-trimester abortions are medically unnecessary and pose risks, as emergency C-sections can be performed quickly, unlike later-term abortions. The law, signed by Governor Maura Healey, broadens physicians' discretion for late-term abortions and aims to prevent women from traveling out of state for care, but critics raise concerns over the safety and ethics of such procedures.

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