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现在45%的德州的郡的女性在怀孕或生育时找不到妇产科医生
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2024-11-14 23:29:21
可以找midwife。好日无边。
刚看到的一个美籍华裔记者说的，真恐怖。
Tracy Wen Liu，VOA journalist
举个例子：德州施行严格的堕胎禁令之后，怀孕期女性和新生儿的死亡率都大幅上升，许多妇产科医生即OBGYN去别的州工作，现在有45%的德州的郡在怀孕或生育的时候是找不到妇产科医生的。
我的美国出生的白人朋友怀孕时候也很难预约妇产科医生，最终决定在家分娩
By 2030, Texas is expected to have 15% fewer OB-GYNs than is needed to keep up with demand. Many rural areas are already beginning to feel the effects of these shortages. More than 45% of Texas counties are considered maternity care deserts, meaning there’s no doctor to see during your pregnancy and nowhere to give birth.
https://www.texastribune.org/2024/10/08/Texas-obstetrics-gynecology-abortion-survey/#:~:text=By%202030%2C%20Texas%20is%20expected,to%20suffer%2C%E2%80%9D%20he%20said.
亲爱的楼主，在美国，Google一下很容易：
Yes, OB-GYNs are leaving Texas in increasing numbers due to the state''''s abortion laws:
- Fear of prosecution
- Texas''''s abortion ban, which prohibits abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected, has created fear among doctors. This fear has led to hospitals requiring physicians to consult with staff attorneys when treating complicated pregnancies and miscarriages.
- Shortage of OB-GYNs
- By 2030, Texas is expected to have 15% fewer OB-GYNs than needed to meet demand. Many rural areas are already experiencing the effects of this shortage.
按照现在的趋势，预计到2030，就有15%的缺口。怎么在楼主这里，现在已经有45%的人找不到医生了？真有这么大的缺口，大家早就把这些极端议员给选下去，政策也早就已经变了
你没copy全，再看看是不是不可能。
这些东西很快会被供求关系摆平的
自然波动
就好像比如西雅图人口大膨胀的时候找不到牙医hairdresser
ob以后看到其他的ob生意好的不行
又会慢慢愿意去德州了
至于小镇医生
一直以来小镇专科医生都是赚的比大城市多吧？
我听我老板的老婆说的
她是个breast cancer 手术医生
人家怕生到一半碰到需要保大人还是保小孩的时候不知道如何是好好把。保了大人，自己进局子。保小孩有悖良心。这不是供需不平衡的问题。
现在闲下来认真看，终于看懂了😉😉😉
楼主说的是有45%的county的孕妇在抱怨，而不是全德州孕妇人数的45%；是按照区域面积来计算的，不是按照人口。
你说的很有道理。这些county，或者说郡，应该是处在偏远的小镇，的确可能不会有ob/gyn，因为这是趋势，人口都在往大城市集中。
这和因为abortion law导致的医生的离开，基本上应该是两个问题。而且，这些偏远小镇的居民，更趋向保守，不会去堕胎，在这里行医的医生，不会担心有堕胎的诉讼；反而是大城市堕胎率更高，大城市OB们更担心法律问题。楼主把这两个联系起来，是故意的？
但OB的离开，也的确是个问题。按照预测走下去，再过几年产生15%的缺口，会很成问题。
不是45%在抱怨，而是已经是这样了。
Many rural areas are already beginning to feel the effects of these shortages. More than 45% of Texas counties are considered maternity care deserts, meaning there’s no doctor to see during your pregnancy and nowhere to give birth.
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