The chair of Texas’ maternal mortality review committee voiced concerns Tuesday regarding recent changes to the committee’s structure. Notable changes include the removal of the community advocate position by the Legislature and the recent appointment of an anti-abortion doctor by the Department of State Health Services commissioner. During Tuesday’s meeting, members expressed appreciation for the work of Nakeenya Wilson, the former community advocate, and discussed the potential implications of these changes.
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