Abortion Multiple Colleges Offer Medication Abortion Services. Students Say They Don’t Know About It. Madeleine Aitken As medication abortion is at risk before SCOTUS, California may offer a cautionary tale for Massachusetts and New York.
Power What to Expect From Next Week’s Big Supreme Court Abortion Case Jessica Mason Pieklo Justice Samuel Alito is just out there trying to rewrite abortion law.
Abortion South Asians Like Me Get Abortions. Where Are Our Stories? Sheila Desai Inequities in abortion access are only deepening in Asian American and immigrant communities. Our stories matter and deserve to be told.
Power How the Backlash to Trans Health Care Isn’t New The Conversation But the faulty science used to justify it has changed to meet the times.
Power The Fifth Circuit Just Took Us One Step Closer to Ending Birth Control Access Imani Gandy & Jessica Mason Pieklo The Fifth Circuit ruled that Texas law is not preempted by Title X.
Abortion Republicans Are Pushing ‘Fetal Personhood’ After Alabama’s IVF Mess Jessica Mason Pieklo Conservatives really want you to think they support reproductive freedom—all while drafting "fetal personhood" legislation.
Abortion Abortion Providers Are Vital—Let’s Celebrate and Protect Them Mercedes Sanchez & Amelia Bonow Join us in thanking independent abortion providers and working toward a world where everyone can seek the care they deserve.
Abortion Congress Needs to Repeal the Comstock Act Jessica Mason Pieklo There’s a strategy to block a national abortion ban. Will Democrats try it?
Power Hawaii Has an Opportunity to Improve Gender-Affirming Care Access Garnet Henderson Testosterone's status as a controlled substance makes it harder to prescribe via telehealth under Hawaii law. A new bill would change that.
Power Why Is One of the Nation’s Largest Hospital Systems Eliminating Their Midwives? Sarah DiGregorio The midwives at NewYork Presbyterian-Allen Hospital, which primarily serves Black and brown patients, have been told their jobs will be cut on March 3.