>> yes, in georgia 50% of counties don't have an active ob/gyn.e affects access not just to abortion care but prenatal care, miscarriage management. i often already see patients coming to labor and delivery who have received no prenatal care because they have not had access. it's just going to get worse and make pregnancy riskier and more dangerous. sen. sanders: is that your experience? >> the concerns i hear from trainees are two fold. dr. verma was talking about wanting to make sure they receive that comprehensive training. they want to go to practice to feel that they can provide whatever care is necessary to serve patients. most of our trainees are of reproductive age. they also need to think about what would happen if they experience an unintended pregnant c or unexpected health outcome. i have seen many of my trainees concerns about staying in the state or thinking about these restrictions for the future. sen. sanders: thank you. >> madam chair. thank you for sharing your story, thank you all. it is a difficult topic and this is part of tha

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in the wake of the dobbs decision, you went to a ob-gyn residency program in chicago. i want to play a chunk of that at russ university medical school in chicago. doctor sadia haider ob-gyn residency program is feeling the pressure from out of state applicants seeking training, refuge in a state where abortion is still legal. so you have six spots for residents here. i think we're over a thousand applications this year. for those six spots. is it harder than ever to turn an applicant away knowing that they may not be able to get this training anywhere else? it feels tough to make those decisions. other programs reach out to us and say, you know, we have residents that need training. can you take them? there are only a certain number we can work with or train, but we do feel very compelled to support the next generation of providers to get this training across the state line. in wisconsin, where abortion is now effectively banned, doctor laura jackie is trying to figure out options for her students at the university of wisconsin, madison, when just over half of the coun

an ob/gyn. the 26th district of texas he is a chair the chair of the rules committee. he serves on energy and commerce. used his wealth of knowledge maternal health to advance key pieces of legislation addressing these issues. as you might guess he has a unique perspective as both a policymaker and as a practitioner. thank you for being here. rex thank you doctor cassidy. chairman sanders got members of the committee thank you for allowing me the opportunity of testifying here this morning. i represent the 26th district in the state of texas. in the house of congressional districts for thus the area of the dallas-fort worth airport. just to locate it for you. before coming to congress i spent nearly three decades practicing medicine in that area. i chose obstetrics through attention to details they spent time at residency as an ob/gyn at parkland hospital. due to its emphasis on proper care and attention to detail. when i started my residence at member doctor jack pritchard who was the leader of the department of obstetrics and gynecology and practicing ob you are uniq

senate where republicans blocked a bill that would guarantee access to ivf in vitro fertilization and ob-gyn watching impact of all of this it's in her own hospitals is going to join us ahead, plus new comments today from fani willis, the georgia prosecutor, with a criminal case against donald trump that seems to be on hold one day after a cnn interview with nathan wade, her former staffer and romantic partner was interrupted just as kaitlan collins started asking about the timing of the romantic relationship with district attorney willis and leading this hour, what house and senate republicans are saying about their back-to-back meetings today with former president donald trump in that handshake with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell let's get straight to cnn's manu raju on capitol hill. manu, what are you hearing from the republican lawmakers after their closed-door meetings? >> well, a lot of the republicans were very positive coming out of the media. even some of those who have been critical of the former president believing that this is a good effort of tried to unify a part of tha

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in regulating them, they have continuay said emergencs from doctors and ob/gyn hospitals are critical. >> you are just saying that even the fda admits they are going to see some adverse events. people are going to owp in emergency rooms. people are going to come face-to-face with one of our doctors who objects to some aspect of the treatme. that is the theory. >> recentlthink all of that is true. we don't think it isroem with probabilistictaing. here we have seven named plaintiffs in addition. >> does yourhey really depend on you having at least e rson? i te them to say these probability theories based on very nice. ey have nothing to do with our article three requemts. you need a person to be able to come i and meet the court's regular anng requirements. you agrewi that. sohos your person? you had to pick one and say go rea that and that declaration is going to tell you why we are entitled to be up here. >> dr. francis and doctors gone. >> what about those two doctors gives you e nd of imminent injury let alone the traceability. request to speak to dr. francis at the beginning, there

the usa and canada continue to have the lowest supplies of midwives and ob/gyn's and the u.s.untry where there's no federally mandated paid leave policy. all of these contributing factors boil down to a fundamental issue, a dire lack of support for black women in this country. and that makes our healthcare system a broken one. after the break i will speak with dr. blackstock and kimberly durden about their responses to the racial disparity and their own personal experiences as mothers in medical professions. stay with us. with us (vo) disney+, hulu, espn+, netflix and max. all for just $20/mo. only on verizon. (mom) my turn. annika. i found the bomb. ok johann. there should be a blue wire and a yellow wire. cut the blue one. they're both blue! visionworks. see the difference. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual! (inaudible sounds) (elevator doors opening) wait, there's an elevator? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ slowing my cancer from growing and living longer are two things i want from my met

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so he obed and had a distinguished career after the of these items or the funds to p sponsor the entire exhibit and they donated his artifacts. and you've got his purple heart and his dog tags asbr well let's go inside. sure. so who was hershel woody williams? woody williams was a flame thrower operator on iwo jima in february of 1945, wheninvasion. and he was in charge of six flame throwers less than a week later, he was the only one left on the 23rd of february, 1945, woody spent. roughly 6 hours going across open a 65 pounds of napalm on his back, a flame thrower tond and attack japanese machine gun bunkers and spent several hours doing that. every time he would run out of fuel, he had to come across machine gun covered, open ground to get a new tank and go back and do it again. and he was the last living medal of honor recipient from world war two. he just passed away in 2021. and there's a picture of him being decorated by president harry truman. yes. what uniform is this? this is his dress uniform. he stayed in the marine corp reservist and he was a warrant officer. and that's the

and canada continue to have the lowest supplies of midwives and ob/gyn's. the u.s. income country where there is no federally mandated leave policy. all of these factors boil down to a fundamental issue. a dire lack of support for black women in this country and that makes our healthcare system a broken one. after the break i will speak with about their responses to the racial disparity and locality rates and their own personal experiences as mothers and medical professions. stay with us. e's an e r? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ (man) every time i needed a new phone, i had to switch carriers... (roommate) i told him...at verizon, everyone can get the best deals, like that iphone 15 on them. (man) switching all the time...it wasn't easy. (lady) 35! (store customer) you're gonna be here forever. (man) i know. (employee) here is your wireless contract. (man) do i need a lawyer for this? those were hard days. representative. switch! now that i got a huge storage and battery upgrade... i'm officially done switching. (vo) new and

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an ob/gyn herself miscarriage. >> all of us blame ourselves.t myself and i specialize in this field. but most of the time it is not your fault. there are other reasons for pregnancy loss. the majority are genetic. reporter: most miscarriages are because of chromosome abnormalities. >> there is still this area where pregnancy loss occurs and we do not know why. it is a big area of investigation. reporter: part of the problem is the stigma around discussing miscarriage despite the fact that it is the most common pregnancy complication. >> it is not something people are willing to share. it is often kept as a family secrets. many cultures it is particularly important for a woman to be fertile and any discussion of anything that does not result in that is not encouraged. reporter: another reason science is behind is how hard it can be to connect with patients when they lose a pregnancy. >> with a miscarriage, it is quite difficult to collect the material to study. so often times the first indication theres a miscarriage, there is bleeding. one migh