Here’s a rough estimate of how many people recent SCOTUS rulings might kill

For each foregone abortion, the researchers estimated an additional 0.8 births—a previously published conversion that accounts for some pregnant people miscarrying. With that conversion, the estimated additional births are then multiplied by state-specific pregnancy-related mortality rates to get the estimated increase in death. Generally, pregnant people living in states with abortion bans are three times more likely to die from pregnancy than pregnant people living in states without bans. And overall, the US has the highest pregnancy-related mortality rate among all high-income countries.