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More states adopt abortion regulations.


 Minnesota, Kentucky, and Nevada have adopted regulations governing the performance of abortions. Minnesota's regulations relate to outpatient clinics only, where only first trimester abortions may be performed. All abortions must be performed by doctors and reported to the Board of Health. Clinics must provide, either directly or by referral, a choice of contraceptive methods, counseling, psychological consultation, and social services. Kentucky's regulations govern care in outpatient facilities, including those in which abortions are performed. Written informed consent of the patient or his legal representative is required. When the pregnancy is less than 3 months, there should be a verified pregnancy test prior to surgery. Nevada's regulations cover all induced abortions. Abortions after the first trimester must be performed in a hospital or other health care facility. Each abortion must by reported to the Division of Health. As with the other 2 states, only licensed physicians may perform the abortion.
