US health agency finalizes controversial 'religious freedom' rule
The rule will be effective 60 days from its final publication and enforced by the agency's Office of Civil Rights.
"This rule ensures that healthcare entities and professionals won't be bullied out of the healthcare field because they decline to participate in actions that violate their conscience, including the taking of human life," he said.
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