Faced with abortion bans, doctors beg hospitals for help with key decisions

While the more than two dozen abortion bans enacted since the fall of Roe v. Wade all include some kind of exception for the mother's life, the laws use ambiguous language, with many permitting abortions in a "medical emergency" without offering a concrete definition of that term.

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