The justices did not decide if the state's strict abortion law violates federal law.
By Kate Daniel
The abortion pill remains available via telehealth following the June 13th ruling.
By Kate Daniel
The new bill makes it illegal to possess abortion-inducing drugs without a prescription.
By Kate Daniel
The new bill makes it illegal to possess abortion-inducing drugs without a prescription.
By Kate Daniel
The case could affect emergency medical care for millions of pregnant people in the U.S.
By Kate Daniel
Covered entities can no longer share protected information about your reproductive health.
By Kate Daniel
The legislation requires accommodation for pregnancy, childbirth and related medical conditions.
By Kate Daniel
The 1864 law criminalizes all abortions except those necessary to save a pregnant person's life.
By Kate Daniel
The justices' decision could restrict or protect abortion pill access for millions of Americans.
By Kate Daniel
The Supreme Court expected to weigh in on the medication's legality.
By Lauren Dodd
Reigniting the sexual spark after ending a pregnancy can be difficult but not impossible.
Mifepristone remains legal in abortion-legal areas of the United States.
By Lauren Dodd
The medication, legal for 23 years, is at the center of the latest reproductive health battle.
By Lauren Dodd
A lawsuit by anti-abortion groups seeks to halt the nationwide distribution of mifepristone.
Five women claim Texas' law put their lives at risk while pregnant.
By Lauren Dodd
The procedure might not have been enshrined in the Constitution, but it wasn't illegal, either.
By Kate Daniel
Here's what you need to know about this emergency contraception.
It can take some time to adjust after ending your pregnancy. Resources and support can help.
By Coralle Skye
A fertilized egg that implants outside the uterus is rare but can be serious if left untreated.
Find out how to obtain a procedure safely and what you can expect afterward.
By Coralle Skye
Your story can break the silence, but it shouldn't break your spirit.
The new study indicates a link between abortion restrictions and rates of self-inflicted deaths.
By Lauren Dodd
The state Supreme Court strikes down the law as unconstitutional for violating privacy rights.
An FDA regulatory change allows retail pharmacies to register to dispense mifepristone.
By Lauren Dodd
New wording specifies that this pill is emergency contraception, not an abortion medication.
By Lauren Dodd
There’s no need to put off trying to get pregnant again for six months, research says.
A survey of more than 5,000 people reveals how the court ruling is changing love lives.
Some women still have to pay for it. Several rights organizations are fighting for them.
Both require similar treatment, and some patients who miscarry are having trouble getting help.
By Kate Daniel
Some drugs most commonly used to treat chronic conditions are being impacted by legal red tape.
By Kate Daniel
Opening up the conversation about contraception—and what happens if it fails—isn't easy.
By Xenia E.
For as long as we can remember, humans have wanted to get rid of unwanted pregnancies.
The measure attempts to bolster legal options left lacking after the overturning of Roe.
By Alex Denny
Despite recent legislation and judicial rulings, supportive resources are available.
By Lola Méndez
While some people claim abortion can cause psychological harm, research indicates the opposite.
By Kate Daniel
The Supreme Court overturns abortion rights, setting reproductive healthcare back decades.
Your doctor doesn't need to know: Symptoms and treatment following either event are identical.
So why isn't the procedure for men brought up more often in the fight for reproductive rights?
By Aria Vega
Here's what the legislation looks like where you live.
With a possible overturning of Roe on the horizon, misinformation about DIY procedures abounds.
By Xenia E.
What may happen if the Supreme Court takes away the constitutional right to end a pregnancy.
By Helen Massy
Ending a pregnancy can seriously alter how you view intimacy—or have no effect at all.
Reversing abortion protections could have far-reaching economic implications for America.
In a place where abortion is illegal, I am grateful I was able to choose.
Roe v. Wade will be overruled, according to a drafted majority opinion obtained by POLITICO.
We take a look at what brought us to this moment in reproductive health.
The physical, the emotional, the hormonal. Recovery involves many facets of the body and mind.
By Rachel Crowe
Reproductive rights hang in the balance as numerous states move toward tighter restrictions.
By Alex Denny
The majority of Americans support access to birth control, but many women face limited access.
By Xenia E.
When the ibuprofen won't cut it, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation might help.
Guttmacher Institute data analysis shows 54 percent of 2020 abortions were done via medication.
The 'This Is Us' actress is among the 25 percent of women to have an abortion in their lifetime.
By Giddy Staff
Conflicting evidence shows Plan B may not work as well for some people—but you have options.
By Sydni Ellis
Have we been turning more and more to virtual abortion appointments in the pandemic?
By Meg Walters
Women living in poverty face significant barriers to access.
By Xenia E.
Despite the evidence, some still think emergency contraception causes abortions.
When a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, it must be removed to save the woman.
By Rachel Crowe
Virtual care and medication by mail are providing affordability and a stigma-free experience.
By Xenia E.
It's been more than 60 years since women got The Pill. What's the holdup for guys?
By Tim Lalonde
Women facing the decision to abort often need emotional support—enter this specialist.
Robert Pitman has ruled SB8 unconstitutional, but the state is appealing the decision.
By Alex Denny
SB4 takes effect Dec. 2 and is the latest addition to the state's strict abortion laws.
By Alex Denny
The 'heartbeat bill' may serve as a blueprint for restrictions across the U.S.
By Lola Méndez
Women in low-income, rural communities often face barriers to affordable contraceptives.
By Holly Ellis
Sometimes, it means just showing up.
This procedure can help with menstrual complications that impact your fertility.
By Holly Ellis
Emergency contraceptives are available as a second line of defense to prevent pregnancy.
By Raquel Nixon
How to discuss your decision with a partner, and where to turn if they're not supportive.
While often talked about as one type of procedure, there are actually options.
By J. Merchant
Men can hurt after an abortion, too—sometimes with serious psychological ramifications.
Common myths create added stigma around a medical procedure that is both safe and legal.
There are many choices and factors to consider after you decide to terminate a pregnancy.
Reality differs from our collective imagination of how an abortion looks and feels.