Doctors urge U.S. Supreme Court to include abortion as stabilizing care under federal law * NC Newsline

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The Committee to Protect Health Care confirmed Friday the group didn't file an amicus brief.
53% : The Committee to Protect Health Care writes on its website that through "earned and paid media, grassroots advocacy campaigns, and other tools, we help pass policies that expand health care and abortion access, elect health care champions, and hold anti-health care politicians accountable.
49% : Thousands of doctors, organized by the advocacy group The Committee to Protect Health Care, signed the letter that calls on the justices to decide in favor of the Biden administration's interpretation that the law protects doctors who provide abortions in emergency circumstances.

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