The Science of Abortion Rights

The Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade means that prenatal advice to patients can suffer and that counselors can face lawsuits and criminal charges

States that protect abortion rights tend to have more comprehensive sex ed policies

Tear gas is widely used by law enforcement, even though it may cause spontaneous abortion

With Roe v. Wade overturned, banning abortion in many states could lead to a large number of ob-gyns avoiding practicing there or failing to receive crucial medical training

States that outlaw abortions after a certain number of weeks could make it difficult or impossible to terminate a pregnancy because of a serious genetic disorder

With reproductive rights being dismantled, social media companies need to stop propagating lies

As abortion access becomes more limited in the U.S., primary care providers can and should provide these services to people who need them

Restricting access to and prohibiting abortion in the U.S. will only increase maternal mortality in the nation that already ranks shockingly low in maternal health

Justice Alito’s leaked opinion signaling an end to Roe v. Wade is the latest in a broad trend of rejecting science and expertise

A step-by-step look at how these drugs end pregnancy

To protect personal information from companies that sell data, some individuals are relying on privacy guides instead of government regulation or industry transparency

The drugs and procedures used to terminate a pregnancy are the same ones used to treat patients for early pregnancy loss or ectopic pregnancies