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TexasTowelie

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2. It is already having an effect in medical schools

Reply to Irish_Dem (Reply #1)

Tue Jul 19, 2022, 09:06 AM

Jul 2022

where the students aren't learning to do D&C care. If there is no change, then there won't be any qualified providers in the entire country within a couple of generations.

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Older Ob-Gyns will retire. Younger ones will train in a new speciality. Irish_Dem Jul 2022 #1

It is already having an effect in medical schools TexasTowelie Jul 2022 #2

That will be the loophole for OB-Gyns. They can claim no training in life saving procedures. Irish_Dem Jul 2022 #3

We may go back to trained Midwives slightlv Jul 2022 #4