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What will be the primary state of residence of patients treated at the new reproductive health clinic in Las Cruces in the first 6 months?
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Texas • 25%
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New Mexico Begins $10 Million State-Funded Reproductive Health Clinic in Las Cruces
Sep 5, 2024, 10:12 PM
New Mexico has begun construction on a state-funded reproductive health and abortion clinic in Las Cruces. The clinic, supported by $10 million allocated under a 2022 executive order by Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, aims to provide reproductive health care services to local residents and individuals from neighboring states such as Texas and Oklahoma. The initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure access to lifesaving reproductive care and defend reproductive freedom. The new clinic is expected to treat patients with dignity and care, addressing the needs of those seeking reproductive health services in Southern New Mexico.
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