Meet Meg Autry, the UCSF doctor advocating for a floating abortion clinic in the Gulf of Mexico
Meg Autry wants a safe space for women in nearby states whose access to reproductive care is restricted
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Meg Autry wants a safe space for women in nearby states whose access to reproductive care is restricted
Many physicians working in various specialties say that in theory, they support care that measures cost and outcomes, but they do not see that it is working in their practice.
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A doctor plans to open a floating health clinic in the Gulf of Mexico where women can get surgical abortions.
PRROWESS is asking for donations and support in creating a health clinic focused on people in the Gulf states who have difficulty accessing services.