Texas’ new abortion ban aims to stop doctors from sending abortion pills to the state
But doctors say they won’t stop providing care.
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As abortion opponents target IVF, they’re promoting fertility clinics like this oneSocial conservatives have pushed restorative reproductive medicine as an alternative to IVF. Doctors worry that could limit access to the most effective form of infertility treatment.
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Actually, Gen Z men do care about abortionPolling from Abortion in America found that young men were particularly responsive to stories from people who were impacted by abortion bans.
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Abortion’s most motivated voters went from defenders to opponentsA 19th News/SurveyMonkey poll suggests that abortion rights supporters are now less likely to prioritize the issue.
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How Planned Parenthood’s defunding could leave more than a million patients without health careAn appeals court has allowed the government to kick Planned Parenthood out of Medicaid for a year, eliminating a crucial source of funding for clinics across the country.
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Abortion bans push families deeper into poverty and drive up crime, economists sayResearchers found a “strikingly large” relationship between restrictions on abortion and property crime, underscoring the connection between abortion bans and poverty.
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Texas' medication abortion ban could achieve a top conservative goalThe bill, set to become law later this year, could stop providers from mailing pills to Texas, which has allowed thousands to access abortion since Roe fell. It could be a blueprint for other states.
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Telehealth abortion could end up in front of the Supreme Court with this latest moveIn a suit brought by Texas, New York Attorney General Letitia James will defend her state’s abortion shield laws, which protect health providers offering telehealth abortions to people living under bans.
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Texas passes bill banning abortion pills from being mailed to the stateThe legislation lets private citizens sue people who mail abortion medications to Texans. It offers a blueprint for state lawmakers trying to stop their residents from circumventing abortion bans.
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Anti-abortion groups have a new strategy to end telehealth abortionAbortion opponents argue that telehealth abortion is making it easier to force people to have an abortion. Experts say the real picture of reproductive coercion looks quite different.