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Idaho has one of the strictest abortion bans in the nation, which means doctors can only perform abortions to save a woman’s life.
A 1986 federal law, known as Emtala , briefly allowed Dr Lauren Miller to provide abortions in emergencies, Miller said.
The Biden administration has argued that the law applies to people who may need emergency abortions and preempts any bans that state otherwise.
The case will be heard by the US supreme court this week and could have vast consequences for states across the country.
Dr Leilah Zahedi-Spung left her dream job as a maternal fetal medicine specialist in Tennessee over that state's abortion ban.
A 2023 survey of more than 100 Idaho doctors, all of whom have had their practice impacted by the state’s ban, found that about two-thirds were considering moving out of state.
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