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Self-Managed Abortions Increased by about 26,000 after Dobbs Decision, Study Shows

Research suggests that some people in states with strict abortion bans have found ways to terminate their pregnancies outside of a clinician setting.

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1 year after Dobbs, Pa clinicians say it s time to revise the state s physician-only abortion law | Health

As a women’s health nurse practitioner in Philadelphia, Kara Pravdo typically sees patients for routine health exams, contraceptive care, prenatal visits, fertility counseling, and more.

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Opinion | The SCOTUS protecting Mifepristone is a promising turn in the abortion debate

The Supreme Court reaffirming the FDA s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone is an important victory as the abortion debate in the U.S. continues and access to abortion has been

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Abortion training in Texas is vanishing

And traveling out of state won't fix it.

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OPINION: More work needed to protect reproductive rights

Andrea Salinas says a sweeping national ban on abortion is unlikely to become law, but pro-choice advocates need to remain vigilant nonetheless.

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