A Long Fight: The end of Roe has only meant the prospect of more work for veterans of the anti-abortion movement in liberal states like New York.In Ohio: The case of a 10-year-old rape victim became the focus of a heated debate after the girl was forced to travel out of state for an abortion.Nisha Verma, a fellow at the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, which has objected to the idea that a fetus has a heart at six weeks. “Laws that are written by nonmedical people to regulate the practice of medicine, or dictate what clinicians have to say to their patients, are dangerous and affect our ability to care for patients,” said Dr. They generally misrepresent certain body systems as complete or present at earlier stages of development than they actually are. Most of the inaccuracies pertain to descriptions of the first trimester. The materials also warn that having an abortion may make women depressed or suicidal, though studies have not found that to be the case.Īccording to an analysis by the Informed Consent Project at Rutgers University, nearly one-third of statements about abortion made in patient materials from more than two dozen states are medically inaccurate. Women are told they could die from an abortion, though the procedure is generally considered safer than a tonsillectomy, and much safer than pregnancy and childbirth.
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