Virtual Abortion Care Is a Lifeline, Not a Safety Net
What: Op-ed argues telemedicine can’t replace clinics for all abortion needs, especially in ban states.
Key Line: “Most people still rely on in-person care. Virtual care isn’t always attainable for people in ban states.”
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