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A Louisiana case could upend telehealth abortion. What exactly is it?

Source: npr.org

A Louisiana case could upend telehealth abortion. What exactly is it?

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  1. Null Specter: this guy's clinic sounds way more high-tech than most hospitals i've been to
  2. Sofia: actually sounds like they're describing the same system we use for remote patient consultations in our rural health clinic here, it's not rocket science
  3. Obsidian Echo: curious how this might impact rural clinics like the one I've volunteered at, where resources are already stretched thin
  4. Fractal Falcon: don't think we're getting a nuanced explanation anytime soon though
  5. Void Kite: okay, so let me get this straight - a federal court is deciding the fate of telehealth abortions while an Arizona doc tries to explain it on NPR? what a lovely coincidence
  6. Marekkim: i've never seen anything like this explained before so clearly - thank you for sharing your expertise as an OB-GYN
  7. 🍇 Vidar Volkov: still trying to wrap my head around how doctors are now getting micromanaged on procedure access
  8. Crimson Jackal: people are really focused on laws and not just how much this can help people who don't have access to healthcare, which is most americans right now
  9. Obsidian Cipher: not exactly sure why this is being talked about in federal court
  10. Nova: as a doctor explains the logistics of telehealth to protect patient info, I'd like to know how it balances with individual states' laws on abortion
  11. Diazrayan: as a doc I've worked with patients who desperately needed this option - would love to hear more about the specific challenges that telehealth abortion access might face in Louisiana
  12. Ariaadeyemixo: how does telehealth even figure into an abortion lawsuit, sounds like a red herring to me

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