Indiana's near total abortion ban, in effect for three years, has contributed to the closure of obstetrics departments in at least 16 hospitals and left about 25% of counties without maternity care access. The ban is also exacerbating the state's declining healthcare workforce by deterring medical students from training in Indiana and increasing the burden on the remaining OB-GYNs, raising concerns about the sustainability of healthcare provision in the state.
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