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Abortion: After the US Supreme Court's Latest Decision
A majority of the US Supreme Court has changed its standards when it comes to abortion. The minority finds that "alarming." Can doctors still use what they believe are the safest procedures? What's left of a woman's right to choose? Also, the death of former Russian president, Boris Yeltsin and, on Reporter's Notebook, the FDA knew in advance that spinach might be contaminated, but failed to stop it from getting into the food supply.
By Warren Olney • • 1h 0m ListenA majority of the US Supreme Court has changed its standards when it comes to abortion. The minority finds that "alarming." Can doctors still use what they believe are the safest procedures? What's left of a woman's right to choose? Also, the death of former Russian president, Boris Yeltsin and, on Reporter's Notebook, the FDA knew in advance that spinach might be contaminated, but failed to stop it from getting into the food supply.
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