Isn't it also true that the broadening of the religious exemption would limit access to contraceptives to nearly 1 million people and their dependents who work at religious hospitals and nearly 2 million students and workers at universities with a religious affiliation?
Dingell questions the impact of religious exemptions on contraceptive access.
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