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Doctors grapple with how to save women’s lives amid ‘confusion and angst’ over new Louisiana law

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Doctors grapple with how to save women’s lives amid ‘confusion and angst’ over new Louisiana law

A lifesaving drug used to stop postpartum hemorrhaging will be pulled off emergency response carts once it becomes a ‘controlled dangerous substance.’

When a woman starts bleeding out after labor, every second matters. But soon, under a new state law, Louisiana doctors might not be able to quickly access one of the most widely used life-saving medications for postpartum hemorrhage.

The Louisiana Illuminator spoke with several doctors across the state that voiced extreme concern about how the rescheduling of misoprostol as a controlled dangerous substance
 

https://lailluminator.com/2024/09/03/louisiana-women/

 

If your intent is not merely to stir the pot as so many thousands of good little Chinese and Russian trolls are doing right now across the internet in a directed attempt to sow division and discord during a US presidential election, then you should clarify what discussion you wish to have here around this. 

  • 2 weeks later...
On 9/3/2024 at 10:00 PM, iNow said:

If your intent is not merely to stir the pot as so many thousands of good little Chinese and Russian trolls are doing right now across the internet in a directed attempt to sow division and discord during a US presidential election, then you should clarify what discussion you wish to have here around this. 

I'm assuming he opposes it.

And yet my question remains:

On 9/3/2024 at 10:00 PM, iNow said:

what discussion [do] you wish to have here around this[?]

 

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