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Letters: Doctors still free to treat pregnant women with life-saving care

Por: The Advocate Opinion October 24, 2022

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In the months since the Supreme Court’s decision reversing Roe v. Wade, we have seen run rampant. Some of the worst fearmongering has been abortion advocates’ attempts to scare women with the myth that they will be denied life-saving care because of abortion restrictions like those in our state.As an OB/GYN who has delivered thousands of babies, I can attest that doctors in Louisiana are still free to protect the lives of their patients.... + full article



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