Abortion restrictions are a large component of this directly (women dying who need a d&c due to miscarriage and similar, as an example, and not even considering

Abortion restrictions are a large component of this directly (women dying who need a d&c due to miscarriage and similar, as an example, and not even considering if there is a national abortion restriction). Another driver is supply gaps -- OB/GYN having Big Brother breathing down their next and add a mountain of paperwork or worse for each procedure, whether abortion or not, is another major issue. Add to that the typical political environment in states with abortion restrictions are not conducive to adoption, to pre-natal nor post-natal medical support due to minor costs not being a welcome program, and to antipathy to the educated and to education, and you have a really bad time.