Pacific Daily News
The administration is looking into recruiting a doctor to provide abortions here, said Jayne Flores, director of the Bureau of Women’s Affairs.
Flores said she will be having a closed-door meeting with Department of Public Health and Social Services officials this week to address the issue.
They’ll meet “to talk about a plan to recruit a doctor,” Flores said.
The meeting is in response to the fact that no abortions have been reported since Dr. William Freeman retired last year in May. For years, Guam had two abortion providers in Freeman and Dr. Edmund Griley. Both retired.
No other doctor on island advertises that service. . . [Full text]