§ 125110 Religious Exemption For Pregnancy Tests

• •Pregnant women can say no to certain medical tests if they go against their religious beliefs.
• •The law respects a woman's right to refuse a test for religious reasons.
• •This rule is part of the Maternal and Child Health Program Act.

A pregnant woman is asked to take a medical test, but she refuses because it goes against her religious beliefs.

The law says she doesn't have to take the test if it conflicts with her religion.