On the recordMarch 7, 2023
So, folks, between the budget cuts and the abortion restrictions, those of us who live in red States are going to have a hard time finding gynecologists who deliver babies and who take care of them.
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congress.govSo, folks, between the budget cuts and the abortion restrictions, those of us who live in red States are going to have a hard time finding gynecologists who deliver babies and who take care of them.
Discussing the impact of budget cuts and abortion laws on healthcare access in red states.
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