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and we are facing a shortage of ob-gyns that is only expected to get worse. these are serious and dangerous threats to women, children, and families. voters across the country have shown that they want to preserve a woman's right to access the health care that she needs. voters in red, purple, and blue states from missouri and montana, to arizona and colorado, to new york and maryland voted for reproductive freedom in this past election on state ballot initiatives and constitutional amendments. and i want every woman to know we see you, we hear you. house democrats will do everything we can to prevent this republican congress and this administration from going against the will of the people and further eroding your rights. unfortunately, later this week, republicans will resume their efforts to restrict access to maternal health care. pushing through a bill designed to confuse, frighten, and misinform people and criminalize medical providers. a rule bill that singles out patients who are facing one of the worst days of their lives. in this moment, we should b

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i visited evans after the hospital announced they were ending ob care, this has happened elsewhere in wyoming, too. what mothers and others in evanston told me, the trip to receive services in utah was expensive, so much so some could not afford it or the stay for their family. and then there are some that are complicated or some earlier than anyone can predict. and that leaves the trip to the e.r., an expensive and lengthy ambulance or air ambulance ride to who knows where. is there anyone here today who finds this situation acceptable? is there anyone here today who prefers wyoming's mothers to be not to have access to quality ob care. i certainly hope not. in wyoming, moms should have access to the medical services they need and not be obliged to travel out of state. [applause] >> accordingly, i recommend an increase in ongoing medicaid funding to providers of ob services behavioral health and in-home health providers. this will help to secure a more favorable workplace, more competitive workplace for these caregivers here in our great state. and i know we can get this done. in nov

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thank you for coming ob newswatch. compared to president trump's first term, how will it be different reporting on him this time around? obviously, we have the experience of his first term and how he operated, so i think we won't be quite as sort of buffeted by the way he did politics, which was on social media, largely, bypassing a lot of his officials, putting stuff out there in a fairly random way. he will try, i think, to put much more context around what he says. some of the most shocking things he said in his first term did not come to pass. some did, of course. and so i think putting those sorts of announcements when they happen this time around in that context will allow people to at least judge for themselves how serious he is, whether this is just riffing, or as he used to say on the campaign trail, his "weave," where he moves from one subject to another and another, and sort of says stuff that sounds quite outrageous, if you like, to some people, at any rate, but might not actually come to fruition. presiden

ob/gyns.hen last but definitely not least we'll be joined here at the podium by our youngest speaker today, ms. hannah lathe. she's a student at wheaton college and president of wheaton's voice for life student pro life club. help me welcome to the stage, leila, dr. wheeler and hannah. [applause] >> woo! i am so blown away seeing so many of you here, i am incredibly honored and i am so excited. whoo! i want to tell you all a story. last night, i had a debate with a pro-abortion law professor at georgetown. the room was full of students from both sides. reflecting on my remarks on my way home, i wondered if i had made any impact on those future leaders. hours later, i received a text. one of the pro-choice students had changed her mind and was now convinced of the humanity of the unborn child. my friends, this is half the battle. showing up. [applause] all of you here, all of you, have the power to change minds. at the dinner table. on campuses. at soccer games. you can change minds. you are th

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>> corky's son became an ob/gyn, and that was a big deal for us.t of all, someone named corky's kid becoming a doctor is remarkable. just to start. and then to deliver reba mcentire's baby. >> i know. and i think wynonna judd. i've heard that rumor, but i'm not for sure. >> jimmy: wow. >> because i was raised right outside of nashville, tennessee. so i -- i mean, i saw country music stars all the time. we'd go to the mall, because they all live right near us. that's how close i was to nashville. >> jimmy: what country music stars would you see and run into? >> porta wagner, barbara mandrell. >> jimmy: wow. >> johnny cash and june carter buying paint at sherwin williams. and they had on full length fur coats. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they were buying their own paint. >> they were buying their own paint. because country people guy bye all their own stuff. >> jimmy: you don't see that -- prince wouldn't walk into a sherwin williams and say give me 30 gallons of purple. he would send somebody in there. and so how far were you from the city? >> like 35 mi

financial obstacles facing rural hospitals, workforce shortages, issues of ob/gyn and new regulations painful that came out of the biden administration hurting our ability to provide nursing home staffing. so let me start if i could with rural hospitals and the closures of hospitals like that. there are a lot of challenges facing hospitals in rural communities in frontier areas. we have 33 hospitals in wyoming. 26 are located in various locations hard to get to, weather impacts them. six hospitals are at risk of closing, two are at immediate risk of closing in the next two years. ten have had to cut available services. this is a concern of rural hospitals both republican and democrat states either way. bipartisan. critical that the workforce challenges, financial challenges that we're facing are addressed. can you commit to working with us on a plan to address the critical nationwide issue of rural healthcare? >> yes, senator. and i would say that during my visits, i visited almost 60 senators and the most common unifying i would say issue on both democrats and republicans, there were

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last year, 70% of the ob/gyn programs were not teaching menopause management. >> even with safer treatmentster the whi study, many patients don't believe their symptoms can be treated safely. but there are signs that changes happening. >> why is such a critical part of women's health being ignored? >> it is getting increased attention on social media. >> good morning. >> to your periods just stop in menopause? >> and the highest levels of government. last march, president biden signed an executive order to expand women's health research, noting menopause as a particular area of interest. ♪ >> this is a hot flash. >> now, a non-hormonal drug is available, even advertise during last year's super bowl. as for tonya glover, it has been a long, turbulent phase of life. how many years has it been now? >> at least 10 of perimenopause. i have not had a period since last march, so i'm like a week or two away from full-blown menopause. >> how does that feel? >> i do not want to jinx it. but it feels like relief is around the corner. i need that. >> for pbs news week and, isabella jibilian in providen

ob-gyn's are fleeing states with abortion bans and leaving the field altogether. today 1/3 of all counties in our country have no obstetrician care, no doctors to help women deliver babies safely. one example, under georgia's abortion ban, currentlyounties e obstetrician. if you truly care about the lives of women and children, you will vote no on this bill. the chair: the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: we yield. i'm sorry, we reserve. the chair: the gentleman from -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: it's my honor to recognize the lead author of this legislation, mrs. wagner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. johnson wagner i thank -- mrs. wagner: i thank you, mr. speaker, and i thank my friend from texas, chairman roy, for yielding to me. and i rise today in very strong support of h.r. 21, the born-alive abortion survivors protection act. legislation that i have been blessed and honored to lead since 2019. today, thanks to the herculean efforts of the pro-lif

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. >> i just want to make clear what rhode island ob gyn doctors describe as what is almost always happeningortion is needed. it is a childbirth gone wrong. the family has painted the room. it has bought the crib, maybe even decided on the baby's name and has gone to the hospital to welcome the new baby into their family. and what is supposed to be a happy event. and then things went wrong. then the alarm started pinging, the lights started flashing, the medical professionals started rushing in and the question became who lives and who dies? the mom's life is often at risk and she may have other children. she needs to care for. the baby's life may be at risk, and one or both may die in that environment. the doctors and the family own that decision. government has no place in that room at that point, and i think we need to understand when this late term abortion gets bandied about. what you're dealing with is a tragedy that is happening to a family who wanted that child and have suddenly been confronted with a moment in which they have to make what is probably going to be the worst decision o

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and i just want to make clear what rhode island ob gyn doctors describe as what is almost always happening when a late term abortion is needed. it is a childbirth gone wrong. the family has painted the room. it has bought the crib, maybe even decided on the baby's name and has gone to the hospital to welcome the new baby into their family and what is supposed to be a happy event. and then things went wrong. then the alarm started pinging, the lights started flashing, the medical professionals started rushing in and the question became who lives and who dies? the mom's life is often at risk and she may have other children. she needs to care for. the baby's life may be at risk, and one or both may die in that environment. the doctors and the family own that decision. government has no place in that room at that point, and i think we need to understand when this late term abortion gets bandied about. what you're dealing with is a tragedy that is happening to a family who wanted that child and have suddenly been confronted with a moment in which they have to make what is probably going to be t

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the ob, a man displaced, said he was hoping to search for his sons and others who stayed behind.l under the rubble, "we want to take them out. we want to go back to see what is left of the infrastructure and whether we can survive there or not." he went on to tell us, "people are saying that the level of destruction, there are no landmarks remaining. i want to see this with my own eyes." another man told us that he expected to find mass destruction but he still wanted to "kiss the dirt of the north." and that is what you can see now happening on your screens. the tens of thousands of palestinians walking back to the north of the country. as i mentioned, it was due to happen on saturday, but it was held up by a row over the release of an israeli civilian hostage. hamas released four soldiers on a saturday, but not that civilian. that led israel to accuse hamas of breaching the gaza ceasefire deal. there were the negotiations and hamas now says it will free that civilian of two of the hostages on thursday, followed by three more on saturday, that is why the roads have been reopened

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reporter: she is an ob/gyn doctor at ohio state university. >> that extreme premature baby starts outntage. more black babies are born very early. that is where the disparities began. they age more prematurely than white mothers. they have more hypertension. reporter: five years into this project, they decided to focus more narrowly on black infant mortality. >> we must change this rate in order to see success. as we focus on black women and their reality, we close the gap. reporter: this exuded a massive county outreach to all pregnant mothers. even billboards and social media. but not just to prevent premature births. >> we identified three issues. smoking, spacing, and sleep. reporter: spacing means having more -- babies more than a year apart to restore the mother's health. what were the particulars? the county investigated. >> we have interviewers to go out and learn about the situation. reporter: the county health commission tracks every nsaid to. one area has become more bedeviling. co. sleeping with a baby accounted for most deaths. where i am, that is considered a positive th

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wyoming having to drive over 100 miles to access care. 13 counties in wyoming don't have access to ob/gyn. counties larger than new hampshire, vermont, delaware. counties larger than those whole states. will you commit to working with my offices to address these problems in rural america? mr. kennedy: i look forward to it. sen. barrasso: another issue we talked about was the harmful biden administration rule that is bad for rural nursing homes. it is a rule that would triple the registered nurse requirements in nursing homes. there are not enough registered nurses in our state to comply with this. this would lead to nursing home closures. will you commit to work with me to fix this serious problem that was the result of a rule that came out by the biden administration who clearly doesn't understand rural america? mr. kennedy: i think that the rule was well-intentioned. as you've said. i have heard from many rural senators that it will be a disaster for their states. these are staffing rules that require 24 hour staffing by medical professionals. some of the nursing homes in rural area