Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization eliminated that right for
millions of people in 26 states. Legislatures in 13 states have passed “trigger” laws that ban …

In summer 2015, the Iowa Supreme Court unanimously struck down a restriction that would
have prevented physicians from administering a medication abortion remotely through video …

Parenthood v. Casey and ending the constitutional right to abortion, protections to ensure
equitable access to medication abortion care, including care via telehealth, are critical. Many …

This article examines the decades-long campaign to increase access to abortion pills in the
United States, including advocates' work to win US Food and Drug Administration approval …

Aiken et al. compared data on requests for abortion between states, based on whether the
policy context in each state was classified as hostile to or supportive of abortion access. The …

The first documented use of telemedicine in US abortion care was in Iowa in 2008, where it
was used to extend the reach of the small number of physicians willing to provide …

Objectives We aimed to characterize the combined impact of federal, state, and institutional
policies on barriers to expanding medication and telemedicine abortion care delivery during …

In January, the Supreme Court handed down its first abortion decision under the newly-
constituted Court with three jus-tices appointed by President Trump, most recently Amy …

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, medication abortion, which typically includes mifepristone
(ie, progesterone receptor antagonist) and misoprostol (ie, prostaglandin), gained …

Abortion is a common health care service, yet federal and state regulations continue to
restrict care options, with disproportionate impacts on underserved communities. 1-3 Due to …