SCOTUS abortion ruling sowing confusion The decision brings immediate relief, but long-term uncertainty remains, medical experts told Salon Salon · Jul 2, 2024
Med students avoid abortion ban states Abortion ban states see fewer residency applications. The trend could cause the U.S. healthcare system to unravel Salon · May 14, 2024
Florida abortion "rules" spark confusion The state’s Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) issued clarifying “rules” after its six-week abortion ban Salon · May 8, 2024
SCOTUS on abortion and emergency care Federal law requires doctors to provide stabilizing care. But will SCOTUS say abortion bans override the EMTALA? Salon · Apr 23, 2024
Crisis if SCOTUS restricts mifepristone The safety of abortion drugs is well-established, but an upcoming SCOTUS ruling could unravel decades of precedent Salon · Mar 24, 2024
Why some abortion patients go to the ER A small portion of patients do visit ERs after an abortion, but it's not because mifepristone is unsafe Salon · Mar 20, 2024
Idaho is becoming an OBGYN desert Idaho is far from alone in cratering maternity care and doctors fear it will worsen our maternal mortality crisis Salon · Mar 12, 2024
Kentucky abortion clinics in limbo after new law's passage Frustration is building among abortion rights groups in Kentucky, where a restrictive new law has thrown the state’s only two remaining clinics into limbo The Independent UK · Apr 20, 2022
‘A violation of my oath’: Abortion providers say new Idaho law will devastate access BOISE, Idaho — Abortion providers said they’ll have to turn away many people seeking to terminate pregnancies after Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday signed a bill that will allow families to sue anyone who performs an abortion after roughly six weeks of pregnancy. Tribune News Service · Mar 24, 2022