Consent, Dignity, and Maternal Health
This op-ed by PRH Fellow Stacy Sun, originally published in the Buffalo Sun, examines how the Maternal Health, Dignity, and Consent Act would require informed consent for drug testing in pregnancy, strengthen provider-patient trust, and help ensure m...
March, 2026
Public Comment: PRH Supports Removing Unnecessary FDA Restrictions on Mifepristone
PRH responded to four citizen petitions requesting FDA remove burdensome restrictions on mifepristone.
February, 2026
Public Comment: Opposing CMS Rules Targeting Gender-Affirming Care for Trans Youth
PRH, Abortion Care Network, and National Abortion Federation submitted comments in opposition to two proposed regulations that target access to gender-affirming care for trans youth.
February, 2026
Dr. Verma Testifies Before the Senate on Safety of Medication Abortion
Today, Dr. Nisha Verma, ob/gyn who provides care in Georgia and Massachusetts and Fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, is testifying before the United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions.
January, 2026
Junk In, Junk Out: The Senate HELP Hearing Confirmed What We Already Knew About the War on Medication Abortion
Op-ed by PRH President and CEO Dr. Jamilia Perritt, Destiny Lopez (Guttmacher Institute) and Kirsten Moore (EMAA Project).
January, 2026
SCOTUS Hears Cases on Trans Inclusion in Sports
Today, the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments in cases where transgender youth are once again forced to challenge laws that isolate and dehumanize them. These bans are inherently violent and threaten the freedoms of us all.
January, 2026
Amicus Brief Urging Non-Punitive Interpretation of Maryland’s Safe Haven Law
PRH filed an amicus brief opposing civil neglect penalties for parents who lawfully use Maryland’s Safe Haven Law.
January, 2026
PRH Files Amicus Brief to Maryland Supreme Court
On January 12, Physicians for Reproductive Health, Doing Right By Birth , and several physicians who practice in Maryland, including Dr. Carolyn Sufrin, filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court of Maryland explaining the grave health consequences...
January, 2026
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