Texas Appoints Anti-Abortion Advocate to Maternal Mortality Committee
Dr. Ingrid Skop's appointment raises concerns about potential bias in evaluating maternal deaths under strict abortion laws.
- Dr. Ingrid Skop, a vocal anti-abortion activist, joins Texas' maternal mortality review committee.
- Reproductive justice advocates fear her appointment may skew the committee's findings on maternal deaths.
- Skop has a history of controversial views and retracted research papers on abortion.
- The committee's role is to analyze pregnancy-related deaths and recommend improvements.
- Critics argue the committee should be free of ideological bias to ensure accurate data analysis.