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TX Republicans take aim at abortion pill

Over 2,800 Texans are getting abortion pills through the mail from out-of-state every month, prompting a lawsuit

Salon · Jan 10, 2025

With lawsuits and legislation, Texas Republicans take aim at abortion pills

More than 2,800 Texans are getting abortion pills through the mail from out-of-state every month, prompting a lawsuit and legislation seeking to end the practice.

The Texas Tribune · Jan 7, 2025

Americans stockpile abortion pills and hormones ahead of ‘reproductive apocalypse’ under Trump

Healthcare providers report unprecedented demand for reproductive and gender-affirming medications: ‘We’ve never seen this before’

The Guardian - US · Nov 7, 2024

‘Tip of the iceberg’: US self-managed abortions soar post-Roe, study shows

Analysis of data from suppliers outside US health system suggests abortion pills used by more people than thought to evade bans

The Guardian - US · Mar 25, 2024

‘We’re doubling down’: how abortion advocates are building on midterm wins

Pro-choice activists are focusing on expanding abortion access, voter registration and education, and shield laws for providers

The Guardian - US · Dec 7, 2022

Next post-Roe battlefield: Online abortion information

Conservatives are proposing new laws to limit the availability of basic abortion information online.

Axios · Jul 1, 2022

US women stock up on birth control amid fears Roe v Wade will be overturned

‘Get as much Plan B as possible, for you, your friends and their kids,’ warns one Twitter user. ‘Birth control will be next’

The Independent UK · May 5, 2022

Abortion pills: A post-Roe game-changer — and the next battleground

WASHINGTON — The future of abortion in the U.S. is moving to the mailbox.

Los Angeles Times · May 5, 2022

New state laws restrict abortion pills

Doctors abilities to consult patients on abortions is being further restricted by new legislation

Salon · Apr 15, 2022

Doctors trying to prescribe abortion pills across state lines stymied by legislation

Soon after Dr. Mai Fleming finished her medical residency in the San Francisco Bay Area, she got to work on her Texas medical license. The family medicine doctor had no intention of moving there but invested nine months to master Texas medical law, submit to background checks, get fingerprinted and…

Tribune News Service · Apr 10, 2022