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    Southern Alabama birthing unit closing, health experts warn of obstetric care loss

    By Alabama Public Radio,

    2024-08-15
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    Theresa Boykin
    08-16
    Because our government decided to get involved in the healthcare industry in 2009, physicians can’t survive in some settings. The cost of liability insurance, dealing with insurance companies for payment, and the crazy government regulations…it’s too much. People can’t survive in this economy.
    Andi West Sides
    08-15
    There will be more volunteer fire departments needing instruction into birthing a baby then.
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