This House resolution expresses support for ensuring that medical professionals have accurate information about treating pregnant women in emergency situations, particularly regarding ectopic pregnancies and miscarriages. The resolution argues that treatment for these life-threatening medical conditions differs clinically, ethically, and legally from elective abortion, and contends that some medical organizations have created confusion by conflating the two since the 2022 Dobbs decision returned abortion regulation to the states. The measure does not require funding or establish timelines but instead calls on medical providers, professional organizations, and medical schools to clarify for both healthcare workers and the public that treating ectopic pregnancies and miscarriages is legal in every state and distinct from abortion procedures. The resolution targets emergency department personnel, obstetricians, medical schools, and patients as those who need clearer guidance on these distinctions.