What does the future hold for abortion care? In this final episode of "Post-Roe America," we hear from clinicians and advocates at the forefront of finding new solutions for patients in need.

How has the Dobbs decision impacted medical education? In episode 6, we talk to trainees and educators about how Dobbs has impacted their lives in the classroom, and explore what we lose when we lose abortion training.

We explore the “culture of silence” that shrouds much of the abortion world, and hear from one clinician who felt driven to approach things differently in the wake of Dobbs.

Leilah Zahedi-Spung never planned to leave Tennessee, but after Roe fell she had to make an impossible decision about the future of her career. Episode 4 “Uprooted” examines how political events can upend clinicians’ lives and communities.

After Dobbs, many southern states banned abortion… except Kansas. Trust Women clinic became an oasis of abortion care in the region. What might we learn from this clinic that responded to Dobbs from the eye of the storm?

When S.B. 8 passed, Texas clinicians experienced a “Dobbs before Dobbs” effect, almost nine months before the rest of the nation. What was it like to be an early witness to America’s crumbling abortion rights?

When the Supreme Court hands down the Dobbs decision, clinicians rush to decipher its implications.

What does the future hold for abortion care? In this final episode of "Post-Roe America," we hear from clinicians and advocates at the forefront of finding new solutions for patients in need.

Host of STAT First Opinion Podcast, Torie Bosch, interviews family medicine physicians and abortion providers Ali Block and Nikki Zite.

Emily speaks with The Nocturnists’ Executive Producer, family medicine physician and abortion provider, Dr. Alison Block about the reality of abortion care on the ground, and the challenges we’re up against as we work to reinstate the right to choose for people across America.