US EditionTrump administration rescinds emergency abortion guidance
- On Tuesday, the Trump administration announced it would no longer enforce 2022 guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions to stabilize women’s medical conditions.
- The Biden administration issued guidance in 2022, shortly after the Supreme Court’s decision that ended the federal constitutional right to abortion, to ensure access to abortion services in emergency medical situations.
- The announcement comes after the Supreme Court left unresolved critical questions regarding the ability of medical providers in states with abortion restrictions to carry out pregnancy terminations that are necessary to address serious health risks.
- Nancy Northup said the Trump administration prefers women to die rather than receive lifesaving abortions, while Marjorie Dannenfelser stated Biden’s policy expanded abortion access in banned states.
- The federal agency responsible for overseeing hospital compliance stated it will uphold the law mandating emergency medical treatment, though critics caution that this decision could cause confusion and jeopardize the health of pregnant patients.
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KTVBHow Trump's revised guidance on emergency abortions impacts Idaho's near-total ban
The Trump administration revoked Biden-era guidance on a federal policy requiring hospitals receiving Medicare funding to provide emergency abortion care.
Midwest women may be impacted by Trump’s revocation of emergency abortion guidance - IPM Newsroom
Illinois Newsroom - The Trump Administration last week rescinded Biden-era guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions to women when they are necessary to stabilize their medical condition. The post Midwest women may be impacted by Trump’s revocation of emergency abortion guidance appeared first on IPM Newsroom.
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The BlazeTrump did not outlaw emergency abortion: Why abortion activists can put the Handmaid’s Tale cloaks away
The Trump administration’s reversal of a Biden-era policy regarding hospitals being required to perform emergency abortions has abortion activists up in arms — despite there actually being no threat to pregnant women who need emergency care.“You have probably seen headlines going around, especially on Instagram, saying that Trump is now letting hospitals allow women to die, women who need these life-saving abortions we hear are now going to blee…
"This is crazy" - Jaylon Moore's wife Sidney upset with Donald Trump's administration scrapping emergency abortion mandate in hospitals
Chiefs OT Jaylon Moore's wife, Sidney, has spoken out against the Trump administration on Thursday for canceling a rule made during President Biden’s time that required hospitals to perform emergency
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