Some Clinics Are Bracing For A Huge Influx of Patients if Roe v. Wade is Overturned

In this news piece from npr, Julia Strasser, a senior research scientist at George Washington University's Fitzhugh Mullan Institute for Health Workforce Equity said commenting on Roe v. Wade overturning:" There are also many outstanding questions about how exactly the workforce will adapt to the changes in state laws". "The workforce that can provide this care will be dramatically reduced," she says. "What we don't know yet is to what extent providers will either drop out of the workforce altogether, or whether they will leave a state that is restrictive and go practice in another state that is less restrictive." View full article here.