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AL judge rules state cannot shut down some freestanding birth centers
SUMMARY: A judge in Alabama has ruled that the state cannot shut down freestanding birth centers that meet specific standards. This comes after midwives and doctors challenged what they called a ban on the facilities. The injunction prevents the Alabama Department of Public Health from closing down these centers as long as they adhere to the standards set by the American Association of Birth Centers. Three birth centers, including one that closed, filed a lawsuit against the requirement of being licensed as hospitals.
A judge in Alabama ruled that the state cannot shut down freestanding birth centers that meet certain standards.
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