Kansans voted overwhelmingly last year to protect abortion rights in the state. But despite being legal, patients seeking this procedure still need to undergo a waiting period, and providers are required to share a list of “mandatory disclosures” about the procedure. Now, a group of abortion providers is suing the state over some of these requirements, saying that they “interfere with the principles of bodily integrity and patient autonomy that underlie informed consent.” The lawsuit, filed in Johnson County District Court earlier this month, says that current guidelines require health care providers to share “inaccurate and ideological government-scripted messages that are designed to pressure patients into choosing childbirth over abortion.” These messages include false assertions, like the idea that medication abortion can be reversed and that abortion is linked to a risk of breast cancer. Read the full fact check at the link in our bio. 📸: kctammy #AbortionRights #FactChe...