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It’s been a hot, hostile summer, and the Supreme Court only turned up the heat by attacking our rights and freedoms. As a new term begins, we know one thing for sure: the courts won’t save us, but our communities will.
Anti-abortion extremists are spreading misinformation that mifepristone contaminates drinking water, despite decades of research proving its safety. These false claims are being weaponized in state and federal policy to restrict access, criminalize p...
Yesterday, Governor Greg Abbott of Texas signed HB 7, enacting it into law starting December 3, 2025. This legislation allows private citizens to sue anyone who manufactures, distributes, prescribes, or provides medication abortion pills in Texas or...
Physicians for Reproductive Health joined a coalition of leading reproductive rights and advocacy organizations in strongly opposing the Trump administration’s Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) proposed rule to reinstate a near-total ban on abortio...
PRH submitted a public comment opposing the VA’s proposed ban on abortion care and counseling. This resource outlines the risks to veterans’ health and urges the VA to withdraw the rule.
PRH Fellow Victoria Petruzzi – “We can’t all just move to very blue states. We have our community ties here, and these communities still deserve strong OB-GYNs.”
PRH Fellow Natalie DiCenzo – "An ectopic pregnancy is an abnormally located pregnancy ― a pregnancy that has implanted somewhere that it is not supposed to be."
We explore the grief, frustration, uncertainty, and hope of those on the frontlines of abortion care – featuring the perspectives of Dr. Elizabeth Sulger in New York, Dr. Kendra Harris in Massachusetts, and Dr. Janelle Lee in Arizona.
June 24, 2025 marks three years since the Supreme Court decision was issued in Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization, a case that reversed the decision in Roe v. Wade, upending the legal framework protecting abortion access in the United States...
January 22, 2025 marks what would be the 52nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in the United States.
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