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Even if the FDA preserves telehealth abortion, they want mandatory ultrasounds, waiting periods and in-person visits.
As they await a federal decision on a potential nationwide ban on telehealth abortions, anti-abortion activists plan to push more states to require women to visit a doctor’s office, get an ultrasound or wait before they can get abortion pills.
...Ohio, North Carolina, and Michigan have open seats on their state supreme courts. These hotly contested races will influence how those courts rule in several high-stakes cases.
In the heated news coverage of what’s at stake in the 2026 midterms, state ...
It’s not your job to “fix yourself,” says the author of “When in Menopause,” a new book arguing that this hormonal transition is a public policy matter—not just a private health journey.
Menopause is having a moment.
After centuries of medical neglect and decades of cultural stigmatization, this period of hormonal decline and cessation is being taken mo...
New polling from The 19th and YouGov found that support for child care spending was particularly strong among Gen Z, reflecting how affordability shapes their future family planning.
The laws protect providers who mail abortion medication to patients in other states. Plus, Arkansas’ abortion ban is in court, and medical society urges OB-GYNs to protect their high-risk pregnant patients despite state restrictions.
Each week, Rewire News Group editors scour headlines nationwide—from lawsuits over abortion access to LGBTQ+ rights—to brin...