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Since Roe v. Wade reported U.S. abortions rose rapidly, peaking in the late 1980s–1990s (commonly cited peak ~1.6 million in 1990 and a peak rate of 29.3 per 1,000 women in 1980–81), then fell steadil...
Available sources show U.S. abortion totals rose after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022: clinicians provided “more than a million” abortions in 2023 (Guttmacher reporting cited by...
As of the reporting in the supplied sources, at least 12–13 U.S. states have enforced near‑total or total abortion bans with very limited exceptions, and multiple trackers show a patchwork that change...
Simple claims that “pro-choicers adopt more than pro-lifers” collapse under the available reporting: there is no clear, reliable evidence that people who identify pro‑choice adopt at higher rates than...
, the federal law requiring Medicare-participating hospitals to provide medical screening and stabilizing treatment for emergency medical conditions, has become the central legal battleground over whe...
Available reporting does not list a single ranked “leading causes” for why people seek abortion in the U.S. in 2024; instead, recent data and analyses emphasize that medication abortion (pills), teleh...
set up near did offer free (and other services) to pre-registered patients during the first two days of the convention, but the clinic was an independent operation and not sponsored by or officially a...
States use two distinct, often competing, concepts in — “” thresholds that typically kick in around six weeks and “” thresholds generally placed in the mid‑second trimester — but those terms are defin...
The evidence assembled from recent studies shows , driven by growth in medication and telehealth abortions and interstate travel, while , producing divergent regional outcomes. Multiple datasets from ...