A longtime obstetrician-gynecologist from Louisiana with a penchant for bow ties, Dr. Wust spent the first 15 years of his career as a partner in a small business - that is, running his own practice with colleagues.
American obstetrician Charles Meigs argued that the pain of childbirth was a form of divine suffering and was skeptical that doctors should interfere with it.
I know you're an OBGYN, not a pediatrician, but I'm wondering if you're familiar with that drug and if you can explain this part of the story that's not getting as much coverage at all.
And I remember being a young OBGYN surgeon, and I went into the holding area to meet my patient that morning to see her because we were getting ready to do her hysterectomy.
And when that debate was around and coming up, there were hundreds and hundreds of letters written by doctors, OBGYNs, psychiatrists, psychologists behind whether or not it should or shouldn't have been included.
Look, this is a story that we see all throughout the South right now, with so many of these states that have enacted these egregious abortion bans already had maternal care deserts.