Planned Parenthood expands gender-affirming care in Missouri
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KY3/KMOV) - Missouri’s Planned Parenthood is opening trans-care pop-up clinics, including one in Springfield.
This is in response to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s rule to ban gender-affirming care for people of all ages. The exceptions to the rule are very narrow. This is the latest of a back-and-forth between Planned Parenthood and Attorney General Bailey.
Planned Parenthood is offering additional appointments and pop-up clinics to new gender-affirming care patients beginning Tuesday. Planned Parenthood cites more than 1,000 patients already using this care.
Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s ban on gender-affirming care takes effect on April 27.
For more information on these clinics, visit the Planned Parenthood website.
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