REGULATING CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERS: THE STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL PERSPECTIVE.

This document discusses Crisis Pregnancy Centers (CPCs) and the potential regulatory actions that state attorneys general (AGs) can take to address their controversial practices. CPCs are criticized for their use of non-diagnostic ultrasounds and the promotion of abortion pill reversal. The document suggests that state AGs can regulate CPCs through medical licensing laws and provides a case study of the New York Attorney General's investigation into an unlicensed CPC. It also mentions legislative efforts to address misleading advertising by CPCs and emphasizes the importance of protecting citizens' health. [Extracted from the article]