And then it got worse after Roe fell, and we had that 1849 abortion law here in the state. People I talked to residents, OBGYN residents who were planning on staying in Wisconsin. And After that 1849 abortion law, [OBGYN residents] decided that it was not safe to practice, and they went to a different state. where they could use their skills and to make sure that their patients were safe. So that's a real concern. And we talked about that within the task force as well. (15:49–15:56)
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