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In the days since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision nullified Roe v. Wade, returning the regulation of abortion back to the states, there has been a campaign of misinformation about what constitutes an abortion.

A few days after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Boston IVF, a fertility company with centers in six states, posted a statement that speaks to the havoc this decision will wreak not just for abortions, but for other forms of reproductive care.

Last week it was announced there would be lifetime funding for Thalidomide survivors, but one Edinburgh campaigner believes she should also receive financial support for similar reasons

Kate Mara and Jamie Bell are expecting their second child together, three years after they welcomed their baby daughter to the world

Restrictions on elective abortion procedures are affecting medical and surgical miscarriage care

ORLANDO, Fla. — Prison reform activists worry the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established a federal right to abortion, could lead to more pregnant people behind bars — a scenario some lawmakers in Florida have been trying to curb for years.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf last week announced lifetime funding for Thalidomide survivors.

The request comes after Fox News published a story saying that "far-left radicals" had used a UGA website to target crisis pregnancy centers.

In Texas, 26-year-old Lizelle Herrera was arrested and charged with murder for self-induced abortion. In California, 29-year-old Adora Perez served four years in prison after giving birth to a stillborn son. And in Mississippi, Latice Fisher was jailed after losing her baby at 36 weeks after police found she’d searched…

Patients and providers will have to figure out how to navigate the new legal landscape

Order directs federal agencies to undertake a number of initiatives to protect the right of women to access reproductive health care