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Journal Article
Medical Providers Require Support and Training for Legislative Testimony About Abortion and High-Risk Pregnancy Care
2025
Overview
In 2022, the US Supreme Court set a landmark decision in Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health that ended federal protections for abortion rights and resulted in abortion bans that target medical providers for criminalization.' Each bill sought to improve providers' ability to care for pregnant patients under the abortion ban: HB 461 amends vague language relative to exceptions to the state abortion ban, HB 522 reduces penalties associated with the state abortion ban, and HB 598 amends the state abortion ban to add clarity around serious pregnancy complications. The idea that each pregnancy is unique and that providers must assess the probability of morbidities or mortality was discussed in the first example as an argument for why the current law is inadequate in terms of protecting the lives of pregnant patients. With imprisonment as а potential consequence for violation of the law, the question of what \"reasonable\" means and who defines it can become a source of great fear and anxiety among physicians, compromising care for pregnant patients. '·\" WHAT ARE THEY SAYING ABOUT THE FETUS AND LIFE?
