The Supreme Court’s decision earlier this year to repeal Roe v Wade ushered in a new era of state abortion bans and uncertainty. Medical students wanting to practice obstetrics and gynecology are required to learn abortion-related procedures to complete certification. For many, that now means crossing state lines to finish their training. Dan Lieberman talked with medical students in Wisconsin on both sides of the debate to see what a post-Roe world could look like for patients and providers.
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