An alarming trend has been making news recently. It's nothing new; in fact, it's been going on for years. We're talking about the Pharmacists' Refusal Clause—referred to by its anti-choice advocates as a conscience clause—which allows pharmacists to refuse to fill certain prescriptions because of their own "moral objections" to the medication. Only a handful of states have passed refusal clause legislation specific to pharmacists, but more and more state legislatures are considering adding it, an effort that the majority of people living in the U.S. oppose.