OB-GYNs are abandoning their careers after the state's restrictive laws. Local healthcare providers find the new regulations difficult to follow. Meanwhile, the energy firm increased its dividends but lowered its production expectations. Dr. Reddy's brought out generic copies of Ozempic. Medicaid patients in the U.S. are reporting fewer menopause appointments.
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