No Major Shifts in OBGYN Practice Locations Found Post Dobbs Decision
What: A study in JAMA found that OBGYN practice locations haven’t changed significantly in states with abortion bans compared to others. Researchers warn long-term shifts or quality declines could still happen.
Key Line: “‘Future research should assess changes in quality of care, as well as whether OBGYN practice location patterns change in the long run,’ the authors concluded.”
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