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A Montana ER doctor spoke Friday on a panel of doctors from across the nation concerned about what an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision could mean for pregnant women in need of lifesaving abortions. Dr. Emily Fleming, of Whitefish, described how bans of this kind can be even more dangerous in rural places, such as Montana, where crossing state lines to receive medical care.
A Montana ER doctor spoke Friday on a panel of doctors from across the nation concerned about what an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision could mean for pregnant women in need of lifesaving abortions. Dr. Emily Fleming, of Whitefish, described how bans of this kind can be even more dangerous in rural places, such as Montana, where crossing state lines to receive medical care.
A Montana ER doctor spoke Friday on a panel of doctors from across the nation concerned about what an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision could mean for pregnant women in need of lifesaving abortions. Dr. Emily Fleming, of Whitefish, described how bans of this kind can be even more dangerous in rural places, such as Montana, where crossing state lines to receive medical care.
A Montana ER doctor spoke Friday on a panel of doctors from across the nation concerned about what an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision could mean for pregnant women in need of lifesaving abortions. Dr. Emily Fleming, of Whitefish, described how bans of this kind can be even more dangerous in rural places, such as Montana, where crossing state lines to receive medical care.
Nearly 6,000 doctors have asked the Supreme Court to uphold a federal law that requires hospital emergency departments to provide abortions when they are needed to stabilize patients.