Magically, an Anti-Abortion Study About the Abortion Pill’s ‘Dangers’ Appears
What: A non-peer-reviewed, activist-backed “study” inflated abortion pill complications just after the FDA said it would review new data.
Key Line: “Going to the ER out of caution doesn’t mean a complication occurred.”
Legislators push for regulation and oversight of anti-abortion pregnancy centers.
Denied emergency abortion care during miscarriage, a woman sues Catholic hospital in California.
Title X funds withheld due to diversity initiative crackdown, Politico reports.
New data reveals most U.S. teen girls live under abortion restrictions.
Report finds mortality jumped in Texas post-ban; researchers call it a canary in the coal mine.
Meghan Markle discusses rare and life-threatening postpartum condition on new podcast.
Federal panel reinforces need for breastfeeding help during and after pregnancy.
One-third of patients spend more than $50,000 on fertility treatments, according to a new survey.
New GLP-1 pill for diabetes patients shows 7%+ weight loss, boosting Eli Lilly stock.
The Economist finds abortions have increased in some states *after* bans, thanks to telehealth and shield laws.
Personal essay critiques the lack of information women receive about hormonal birth control side effects.
Study: Swedish moms with higher-paid parental leave had better mental health postpartum.
Cardiology experts warn cutting WHI would jeopardize sex-specific research advances.
NPR adds more detail to WHI’s shutdown and the loss of 1990s-era women’s health data.
Over a dozen states are considering bills to expand menopause care and insurance coverage.
Critical care doctors reveal fatal consequences of abortion bans in new interviews.
The U.S. Supreme Court appears inclined to allow Medicaid patients to continue receiving non-abortion care from Planned Parenthood.
The Guardian reviews how “fetal personhood” laws could criminalize abortion patients.
Hormone therapy may lower a genetic heart risk factor, new WHI data suggests.
JAMA editorial calls for uniform lactation training among healthcare workers.