What you need to know about late-term abortion procedures

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Ever wonder what’s really going on behind the headlines about late-term abortions in America? In this episode, we’re cutting through the noise to uncover the real stories, the facts, and the difficult decisions people face that rarely make it to your feed. With insight from Dr. Warren Hern—one of the few doctors who’s been on the frontlines for decades—and a deep dive inspired by that groundbreaking New Yorker interview (linked below!), we’re going inside the complex world of late-term abortion care. From debunking myths to discussing the impact on patients and providers, let’s get real about an issue that’s way more complicated (and personal) than it seems.

Whether you’re here to learn, challenge what you think you know, or just get the facts, this episode is for you. Share with a friend who will learn something!

New Yorker interview: https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-new-yorker-interview/warren-hern-americas-abortion-doctor

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Chapters

1. Intro to Dr. Hern (00:00:00)

2. The Reality of Late-Term Abortions (00:02:55)

3. Debunking Myths Surrounding Late-Term Abortions (00:06:10)

4. The Emotional + Ethical Dimensions of Abortion (00:09:05)

5. Politcal Manipulation and Women's Rights (00:11:56)

6. The Complexity of Pregnancy and Reproductive Health (00:14:53)

7. The Fight for Reproductive Rights (00:17:57)

8. What to Do (00:21:04)

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What you need to know about late-term abortion procedures

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published about a year ago

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Whether you’re here to learn, challenge what you think you know, or just get the facts, this episode is for you. Share with a friend who will learn something!

New Yorker interview: https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-new-yorker-interview/warren-hern-americas-abortion-doctor

Support the show

Chapters

1. Intro to Dr. Hern (00:00:00)

2. The Reality of Late-Term Abortions (00:02:55)

3. Debunking Myths Surrounding Late-Term Abortions (00:06:10)

4. The Emotional + Ethical Dimensions of Abortion (00:09:05)

5. Politcal Manipulation and Women's Rights (00:11:56)

6. The Complexity of Pregnancy and Reproductive Health (00:14:53)

7. The Fight for Reproductive Rights (00:17:57)

8. What to Do (00:21:04)

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Send us a text Bittersweet episode, you guys!! Thank you for being here. Can't wait to see you all in NYC xoxo Follow me on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/aleximccammond/) and YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@insyncwithalexi) Summary: In this episode of the In Sync with Alexi podcast, Alexi reflects on the success of the podcast, sharing her gratitude for the community that has formed around it. She announces an exciting career change, moving into a new role in the media industry that aligns with her passion for women's media. Alexi also discusses her personal growth journey, highlighting the coping mechanisms she has developed and her readiness to embrace new challenges. As she prepares for this transition, she expresses her love for vlogging and her appreciation for her listeners, hinting at future projects. Takeaways: The podcast has reached the top 25% of all podcasts. Alexi feels proud of the community built around the podcast. She is starting a new job in the media industry. The timing of her new job feels perfect. Alexi reflects on her past struggles in New York. She has developed better coping mechanisms for stress. There is a deep sense of gratitude for her life now. Vlogging is a creative outlet she enjoys. The podcast is coming to a close, but new opportunities await. She is excited about the future of women's media. Support the show…

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Send us a text Ever wonder what’s really going on behind the headlines about late-term abortions in America? In this episode, we’re cutting through the noise to uncover the real stories, the facts, and the difficult decisions people face that rarely make it to your feed. With insight from Dr. Warren Hern—one of the few doctors who’s been on the frontlines for decades—and a deep dive inspired by that groundbreaking New Yorker interview (linked below!), we’re going inside the complex world of late-term abortion care. From debunking myths to discussing the impact on patients and providers, let’s get real about an issue that’s way more complicated (and personal) than it seems. Whether you’re here to learn, challenge what you think you know, or just get the facts, this episode is for you. Share with a friend who will learn something! New Yorker interview: https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-new-yorker-interview/warren-hern-americas-abortion-doctor Support the show…

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