#abortion-laws

#abortion-laws

Texas is facing a potential maternal health crisis due to physician shortages and restrictive abortion laws.

Doctors providing maternal care are increasingly leaving states with strict abortion laws, leading to reduced services for patients.

ProPublica wins a Pulitzer Prize for urgent reporting on maternal health and abortion laws.

The series highlights the dangerous consequences of delayed medical care for pregnant women.

Pregnant women face inadequate care in strict abortion ban states, leading to tragic outcomes when emergency situations are not treated appropriately.

Alabama's stringent anti-abortion law raises questions about the consistency of beliefs regarding the value of life.

Trump's return to office has led to the shutdown of a key reproductive rights government website.

Women opted for more tubal ligations post-Roe v. Wade, especially in abortion-banned states, indicating shifts in reproductive decision-making.

Restrictive abortion laws in Georgia contributed to the preventable death of Amber Nicole Thurman due to delayed medical treatment.

Trump's approach to key issues remains vague and inconsistent, raising concerns about his commitment to promised policies.

Texas AG Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against a New York doctor for prescribing abortion drugs in Texas, highlighting legal conflicts between state laws.

The Adkins v. Idaho trial highlights the serious implications of strict abortion laws for patients and healthcare providers.

Many Idaho residents favor less strict abortion laws than current regulations.

Reported zero abortions in certain states post-ban do not reflect reality.

Supreme Court to decide emergency abortion access fate in Idaho.

Louisiana's new law classifies abortion-related drugs as controlled substances, raising concerns over patient access and safety.

The Dobbs decision led to stricter abortion laws in South Carolina, causing challenges for young rape victims and healthcare providers.