Complementary effect of Roe's congenital heart disease treatment compared to Wade's

Published Date: 16 Feb 2023

As more states repeal or restrict abortion laws, the number of patients, the number of workers needed, and the cost of heart disease will increase. How should hospitals and policy makers prepare?

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