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In the Post-Roe Era, Letting Pregnant Patients Get Sicker—by Design
President & CEO Dr. Jamila Perritt discusses how the patchwork of Texas abortion laws is deliberately confusing.
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Congress holds the abortion hearing we have been waiting for
Our Fellow Nisha Verma testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about how she is forced to turn away patients she knows how to care for […]
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Lawyers suggest a way around abortion pill restrictions but doctors may be afraid to try it
PRH Board Chair Dr. Kristyn Brandi shares how abortion providers are hesitant to risk their practice and licenses in the current legal environment.
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After fall of Roe, future doctors show less interest in training in states with abortion bans or as ob/gyns
PRH Board Chair Dr. Kristyn Brandi shares her worry that a lack of ob/gyns in states where abortion is banned will make maternal health care […]
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Idaho legislators should want to save pregnant women, not remove the tools to help
Our Fellow Loren Colson writes about how health care-related bills should focus on improving access to care, not restricting it.
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How abortion providers are navigating the swiftly-changing legal landscape
President & CEO Dr. Jamila Perritt discusses the federal appeals court ruling in favor of continuing access to mifepristone while limiting its distribution.
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Biden Administration Moves to Ban Healthcare Workers From Reporting Abortions to Police
President & CEO Dr. Jamila Perritt speaks about the obligation healthcare providers have to keep patients safe.
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Abortion clinics reassure worried patients, set backup plans
Fellows Becca Simon, Gopika Krishna, and Iman Alsaden share how healthcare providers are trying to assure patients that nothing has immediately changed while devising backup […]