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A recent decision by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Denver-based Little Sisters of the Poor must allow employees to have contraception coverage.  

MPR News' Kerri Miller talks with our guests about the implications of the court's decision and other provisions of the Affordable Care Act that affect women. 

They shine a light on for-profit companies ability to challenge other portions of the law, based on the contraceptive decisions.

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Recent court rulings have significant implications for contraception coverage and future challenges to the law.

Recent decision by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Denver-based Little Sisters of the Poor must allow employees to have contraception coverage.  From there, we talk about the other provisions of the ACA that affect women and whether or not for-profit companies will be able to challenge other portions of the ACA based on the contraceptive decisions.

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