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Woman sues abortion pill company and claims ex tricked her into terminating pregnancy with drink
A Texas woman is suing both an abortion pill supplier and her ex, who she claims terminated her pregnancy with drugs he obtained from the group. The victim, who is not being named in the media, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Aid Access and its founder, Dr Rebecca Gomperts.
As conservative lawmakers work to restrict online access to abortion medication, a new report shows how popular it has become ...
Telehealth is increasingly an option for pregnant people seeking abortions in the United States — even those who live in ...
Study finds that telehealth abortions are higher in areas where people lived in poverty or had to travel to reach a clinic.
A major on abortion provider was hit with a wrongful death lawsuit on Monday. A Texas man used abortion pills obtained from ...
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Telemedicine Boosts Abortion Access in Restrictive Rural Areas
Relative to abortion-protective states, adjusted provision rates per 10,000 reproductive-age female residents were 3.12 times ...
Newly released financial records report that the University of Texas at Austin funded a pro-abortion activist in 2021.
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