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Four years after Roe v. Wade was overturned, did Dobbs actually save babies?
Many headlines claim abortions have increased, pro-life laws have failed, maternal deaths have risen, and women are receiving worse medical care. But does the data support those claims?
In this evidence-driven conversation, Dr. Michael New, assistant professor at The Catholic University of America, Senior Associate Scholar at the Charlotte Lozier Institute, and one of America's leading researchers on abortion policy, examines what has actually happened since the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs decision.
We discuss:
• Have pro-life laws saved babies? • Why abortion numbers alone don't tell the whole story • The rise of telehealth chemical abortions and mail-order abortion pills • New research on births in Texas, Florida, and other states • Infant mortality and maternal mortality after Dobbs • Are women receiving worse miscarriage care? • Are OB-GYNs leaving pro-life states? • What migration and public health data really shows • The biggest myths surrounding Dobbs • What the evidence says nearly four years later
Whether you're pro-life, pro-choice, or simply looking for an honest examination of the evidence, this episode goes beyond headlines to explore what the data actually reveals.