Abortion doesn't lead to emotional damage. Why does Minnesota fund centers that tell women otherwise?

Critics say warnings over "post-abortion syndrome" are unsupported by the best evidence and that the state Positive Alternatives Grant Program should not be funding crisis pregnancy centers that endorse it.

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