The Impact of Dobbs on Health Care Beyond Wanted Abortion Care

Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 51 (3):592-600 (2023)
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While empirical evidence has exposed the harms and health disparities flowing from being denied a wanted abortion, we know less about how anti-abortion laws and policies impact health care more broadly. This article surveys the public health impacts of Dobbs on health care beyond wanted abortion care. The article argues that focusing the public’s attention on the harmful consequences of abortion bans for healthcare beyond wanted abortion care could help to fend off further restrictions on abortion.

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10.1017/jme.2023.108

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