OB-GYN Residency Programs Face Tough Choice on Abortion Training

Many residency programs for obstetricians and gynecologists are in a risky position, caught between state abortion bans and accreditation requirements.

Related Keywords

Texas ,United States ,New York ,Oklahoma ,El Paso ,Tennessee ,North Carolina ,South Carolina ,Illinois ,California ,Wisconsin ,Virginia ,University Of California San Francisco ,University Of Tennessee ,America ,American ,Mary Ziegler ,Nikki Zite ,Christina Francis ,Lindsey Graham ,Maja Grzejdziak ,Ariana Traub ,Kate Dielentheis ,Ken Paxton ,John Combes ,Gabrielle Magalski ,University Of California ,Texas Tech University Health Science Center ,Accreditation Council For Graduate Medical Education ,University Of Tennessee College Medicine ,Supreme Court ,New York Times ,Emory University In Atlanta ,American College Of Obstetricians ,National Resident Matching Program ,American Association Of Pro ,Accreditation Council ,Graduate Medical Education ,Abortion Issues ,Proposed Nationwide Ban ,Tennessee College ,American Association ,Pro Life Obstetricians ,Fort Wayne ,Residency Training Program ,Family Planning ,California San Francisco ,Greg Care ,American College ,Emory University ,New Orleans ,Your Feed Science ,Abortion ,College ,Accreditation ,Pregnancy ,Us States ,Legislation ,