Religious Exemptions to the Contraception Mandate in the Affordable Care Act

doi:https://doi.org/10.1001/virtualmentor.2013.15.3.hlaw1-1303

Article10.1001/virtualmentor.2013.15.3.hlaw1-1303

Religious Exemptions to the Contraception Mandate in the Affordable Care Act

Lauren Sydney Flicker-2013-03-01-The AMA Journal of Ethic

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The most controversial component of the ACA has arguably been the mandate that group health plans cover contraception costs, which has elicited backlash from religious and conservative groups who believe it violates certain employers' religious freedoms.

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The most controversial component of the ACA has arguably been the mandate that group health plans cover contraception costs, which has elicited backlash from religious and conservative groups who believe it violates certain employers' religious freedoms.

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MandateLegislationPatient Protection and Affordable Care ActHealth insuranceReligious freedomUnfunded mandateHealth careBusiness

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