While Massachusetts is still adapting to the fall of Roe v. Wade, more threats are coming down the pipeline, abortion advocates warned in a Senate hearing Wednesday.


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While Massachusetts is still adapting to the fall of Roe v. Wade, more threats are coming down the pipeline, abortion advocates warned in a Senate hearing Wednesday.{ai:summary}<p>Abortion advocates in Massachusetts face increasing threats post Roe v. Wade. Senate hearing reveals upcoming challenges. #politics</p>

Dobbs ‘is not an end point:’ Abortion advocates detail state of reproductive health in Massachusetts, future threats

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