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Author: Rieham Owda

Dr. Rieham Owda is an ob-gyn at the University of Michigan and a public voices fellow of the OpEd Project.
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As an Obstetrician, I Need Mifepristone to Stay Legal—And Not Just for Abortions

Rieham Owda

As an obstetrician and gynecologist providing abortion care in the Midwest, I’m fervently hoping mifepristone will remain available—not only for my patients seeking to end a pregnancy, but also for those who have miscarried.

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