Maine LD887 mandates health care providers to be physically present during chemical abortions and holds manufacturers responsible for proper disposal.
Maine LD887 requires health care providers to physically examine patients, be present during chemical abortions, schedule follow-up visits, and provide catch kits and medical waste bags for proper disposal. It also mandates manufacturers to ensure the proper disposal of abortion drugs and mitigate any release of endocrine disruptors from improper disposal. Violations of these provisions are subject to criminal and civil penalties.
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