I wish we could think of the woman in Pennsylvania who was pregnant who sought care at what she thought was a medically certified clinic, but during her appointment, the staff told her she had already miscarried and was sent home. As time went on, though, she continued experiencing pregnancy symptoms, so she later went to a licensed doctor who told her she was still pregnant and that the crisis pregnancy center had given her the wrong information. This misdiagnosis greatly increased her risk of having pregnancy complications.
Judy Chu: “I wish we could think of the woman in Pennsylvania who was pregnant who sought care at what she thought was a medically…”
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Discussing the dangers of misinformation in pregnancy care during a speech.
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