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After Roe, Pregnant Women With Cancer Diagnoses May Face Wrenching Choices

July 23, 2022

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Urgent questions arise about how care of pregnant women with cancer will change in states where women are unable to terminate pregnancies

BY GINA KOLATA | NYTimes Health | Disclosure

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After Roe, Pregnant Women With Cancer Diagnoses May Face Wrenching Choices

Urgent questions arise about how care of pregnant women with cancer will change in states where women are unable to terminate pregnancies

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