Women with unwanted pregnancies are increasingly considering getting abortion pills by mail. New York legislators want to provide legal protection to telehealth providers who need to mail medication to other states. Photo: Jeff Roberson/AP
A New York State lawmaker who sponsored two of the bills that established the state as a safe haven for abortion rights has filed a third proposal that would provide legal protection to telehealth providers who want to mail abortion medication and provide other services to patients in other states.
A10663 is sponsored by Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal, D-Manhattan. After her recent filing, it was referred to the Committee on Health.
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