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... this really play out on the ground in emergency rooms. So you would imagine that those types of cases of women showing up and being turned away from emergency rooms would just continue to escalate. Geoff Bennett: "NewsHour" special correspondent Sarah Varney.Sarah, thanks so much. Sarah Varney: Thanks, Geoff.
... of any supplies used for abortions. So that could be not just abortion pills, but also hospital beds and medical gloves, anything. Rachel Rebouche: Anything. Sarah Varney: It would essentially shut down abortion across the United States. Rachel Rebouche: Because everything is mailed. Sarah Varney: For activists like Kristan Hawkins ...
... nbsp; So those are two pieces of data that we have now. Stephanie Sy: It is certainly a case that may have impacts within Texas and beyond. We will continue to watch it. Sarah Varney, thank you so much for your reporting. Sarah Varney: Thank you.
... limit travel outside of these states for women under 18 and for adults as well? Geoff Bennett: Sarah Varney is senior correspondent for KFF Health News, and Erin Murphy is Des Moines bureau chief for The Gazette. Our thanks to you both. Sarah Varney: Thanks, Geoff. Erin Murphy: Thank you.
... has compiled, I think you see why this has potentially such enormous ramifications, far beyond even the enormous mifepristone-specific ramifications of this one case. Geoff Bennett: Steve Vladeck and Sarah Varney, thank you both for your analysis and your reporting. Appreciate it. Stephen Vladeck: Thank you.
Sarah Varney: That's why, Eastlund says, forcing vulnerable teens to tell a parent can put them in danger. Karl Eastlund: It's going to make it harder for patients who need care of the most to actually get the care that they deserve and need. Sarah Varney ...
... breaking the law, and I had not actually done anything wrong, I could still have to go through the court system and go to court. Sarah Varney: She says there's an atmosphere of fear and distrust at many Texas hospitals. Dr. Sarah Villarreal: I had a patient who I ...
... both in the state but then obviously, with these two court rulings this week, you see that there's also a lot of activity in the federal justice system as well. Ali Rogin: Sarah Varney with Kaiser Health News, thank you so much.Sarah Varney: Oh, it's my pleasure.
... wants to deliver to these plaintiffs if he rules in their favor. So it could come as early as this evening or it could come within the next couple of weeks. Geoff Bennett: Sarah Varney is senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News. Sarah, thanks so much. Sarah Varney: Thanks, Geoff.
Victoria Robledo: Let me see. Sarah Varney: Victoria and Richard Robledo now live across the Texas border in Clovis, New Mexico. Had you not been able to get birth control when you were teenagers, would you have not had sex? (LAUGHTER) Victoria Robledo: Absolutely not. (LAUGHTER) Sarah Varney: Victoria says ...
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