; Whereas efforts to stigmatize abortion care and providers of abortion care undermine the ability of patients to make fully informed health care decisions; Whereas the Code of Medical Ethics of the American Medical Association states that health care providers should [p]resent relevant information accurately and sensitively, in keeping with the patient’s preferences and that withholding information without the patient’s knowledge or consent is ethically unacceptable ; Whereas the 1982 report of the President's Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine and in Biomedical and Behavioral Research stated that, a physician is obliged to mention all alternative treatments, including those he or she does not provide or favor, so long as they are supported by respectable medical opinion ; Whereas any policy that denies a patient seeking care from a health care provider receiving support under the title X family planning program full and accurate information on and referral for health care services, including abortion care, violates basic medical ethics by forcing the health care provider to withhold health care information from the patient and by denying the basic right of the patient to informed consent; Whereas health care providers receiving support under the title X family planning program must not be subject to any limitation on providing full and accurate information so that those health care providers may communicate freely with patients and exercise their medical judgment in order to provide the safest and most beneficial medical treatment for each patient