Phoebe Zerwick

Journalist

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Journalist and Lecturer at Wake Forest University

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Many states aside from Texas have adopted laws that have restricted access to abortion. In 23 other states, abortion clinics must become certified as surgical centers.

Clinic Closures Have Led to a Rise in Self-Induced Abortions

Many states aside from Texas have adopted laws that have restricted access to abortion. In 23 other states, abortion clinics must become certified as surgical centers.

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