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Scientists beg pro-life states to stop offering medication abortion 'reversals'
Six US states have laws requiring doctors tell women who request medication abortions that a 'reversal' is available. UC Davis doctors tried to test the claim but had to stop...
4 hours ago - Daily Mail
Slovakia rejects bill requiring ultrasound before abortion
Lawmakers in Slovakia have rejected a proposed bill that would have made it obligatory for women seeking abortions to first have an ultrasound and obtain the consent of the...
19 hours ago - ABC News
Republican Senators Will Confirm A Judge Who Opposes Fertility Treatments
Judge Sarah Pitlyk feels IVF and surrogacy have ‘grave effects on society' Senate Republicans will apparently stop at nothing to eliminate reproductive rights in the U.S...
1 day ago - Scary Mommy
The ACLU sues to make sure unborn babies can be dismembered, piece by piece, in cruel, inhumane abortions
Abortion is a divisive and controversial subject, and even among those who claim to be either pro- or anti-abortion there are wide differences in opinion. There are those who...
3 days ago - Natural News
Intranasal ketamine for abortive migraine therapy in pediatric patients: a single-center, retrospective review
Ketamine has recently emerged as a promising therapeutic alternative for abortive migraine therapy, likely secondary to N-methyl-D-aspartate antagonism. Most reports examine...
6 days ago - Pediatric Neurology - 2 articles
Boston And San Francisco, Often Simpatico, Split On Abortion
Last month San Francisco enacted a ban on city employee travel and contracts with companies based in Massachusetts and 21 other states, citing restrictive abortion laws.
6 days ago - CommonHealth Wbur
Slovakia may force women to get pre-abortion ultrasound
Lawmakers in Slovakia are scheduled to debate a proposed law that would compel women seeking an abortion to first have an ultrasound and listen to the heartbeat
6 days ago - ABC News
CDC: Abortion Down, Especially Among Teens
]]> - The number of abortions in the U.S. in 2016 fell to their lowest level in more than a decade, CDC researchers found. Compared with 2007, the total number of abortions...
7 days ago - MedPage Today
US abortion hits record low since Roe v Wade: Rates fell 24% in 10 years, CDC report reveals
Abortion rates continue fall in the US, with a 2% drop reported from 2015 to 2016, the CDC reported Wednesday. The agency also reported encouraging declines in teen pregnancy...
8 days ago - Daily Mail
Men's Marijuana Use Linked to Elevated Miscarriage Risk
A woman's risk for a spontaneous abortion is higher when a man uses marijuana at least once a week during the preconception period, new research shows. Medscape Medical News
10 days ago - Medscape
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