Post Roe: Women still have the right to emergency medical treatment

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Maternal death rates in the U.S. have been rising since 2018, and it is within this context that our country will now also become the only country to restrict, not increase, access to abortion apart from Nicaragua.
42% : Our job as physicians is to provide the highest quality emergency care for all of our patients, and in this age of restricted access to abortion, we anticipate that more women will come to us not only with complications stemming from illegal abortions, but also seeking care after unprotected intercourse, sexual assault and to evaluate early pregnancies.
38% : The recent overturn of Roe v. Wade took away a woman's constitutional right to abortion.

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