With the exception of Cuba, Guyana, Uruguay and, recently, Mexico and Argentina, Latin
America has extremely restrictive abortion policies and the prevalence of complications for …

In Colombia, abortion was decriminalised in 2006 by a constitutional court ruling in cases of
rape, incest, endangerment of the woman's life or health, and fetal malformations …

The non-governmental organisation Profamilia developed and implemented medical
abortion through telemedicine in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. This service is now …

Introduction Access to abortion like a voluntary decision is a topic with a high impact on
women's health and health systems around the world in general. with the objective of …

Objective To analyze reported complications and their treatment after a medical abortion
with mifepristone and misoprostol provided by a telemedicine service to women living in …

Objective To compare the effectiveness and safety of medication abortion (MAB) via
telemedicine versus in-person in pregnant people with less than 12 gestational weeks in …

Objectives In an attempt to understand the demand and main drivers of telemedicine
abortion, we analysed the requests that Women on Web (WoW), an online telemedicine …

Telemedicine support from qualified health professionals is an effective and safe method for
assessing, prescribing, and providing follow up for medical abortion care. 1 2 Fix and …

Objective We aimed to obtain evidence about the safety, acceptability, and feasibility of a
direct-to-patient telemedicine medical abortion service in Mexico's private health sector …

Background Following the decriminalization of abortion in Colombia and amidst a global
health crisis due to COVID-19, Profamilia implemented a telemedicine-assisted first …