Ohio SB309 establishes the Abortion Pill Provider Liability Education (APPLE) Act, requiring health care providers to inform patients about potential.
Ohio SB309, known as the Abortion Pill Provider Liability Education (APPLE) Act, mandates that health care providers inform pregnant women about the potential complications and side effects of abortion-inducing drugs before prescribing them. The act requires providers to give written instructions and information, including a statement about the potential for financial liability for the provider, manufacturer, and facility if complications arise. The woman must certify in writing that she has received and reviewed this information.
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