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States with abortion bans already had high maternal death rates, fewer doctors: Study

Por: ABC7 World December 14, 2022

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were already more likely to have significantly higher maternal and infant death rates as well as fewer doctors providing care to women, according to an analysis released Wednesday by an influential nonprofit research group.In 2020, for example, maternal death rates were 62% higher in the states that later passed or implemented abortion restrictions compared to the states where abortion remains accessible, the study by the Commonwealth Fund,... + full article



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