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Currently, medication abortion is only available through a health care provider, but our research could inform future conversations with the FDA about whether abortion pills could eventually get approved for over-the-counter use.

Is There a Future for Over-the-Counter Abortion Pills? This Doctor Thinks So - Feminist Majority Foundation Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, abortion access has become increasingly divided across the United States. Some states have moved to protect abortion rights, while others have banned or heavily restricted abortion. In Louisiana, lawmakers have considered banning mifepristone and misoprostol, th...

Abortion bans make it hard and sometimes impossible for people experiencing heartbreaking miscarriages to get proper care.

"This study highlights how these laws are having broad impact on pregnant people," said ANSIRH Director Dr. Daniel Grossman.

Trigger Abortion Bans Linked to Delayed, Less Effective Miscarriage Care Shifts in management may be an unintended effect of abortion restrictions

Political agendas have no place in abortion clinics.
Political agendas have no place at your OB-GYN’s office.
Political agendas have no place in the emergency room.

Telehealth abortion care is safe.

ANSIRH researcher Dr. Ushma Upadhya studied the safety and efficacy of telehealth abortion medication, eventually gathering data from more than 6,000 patients — 98% needed no additional care for their abortion.

How doctors will handle abortions if mifepristone telehealth access is banned One in four abortions in the U.S. rely on telehealth access to mifepristone, but antiabortion activists want to ban it

Abortion is an economic issue – and voters know it.

Having a child is one of the biggest economic decisions people will make, and we deserve the freedom to make that choice on our own terms.

Abortion is an economic issue Republicans aren’t ready to face Eight in ten Americans support legal abortion. The question for candidates in 2026 is whether they will meet people where they are — or continue to ignore an issue that voters see as central to the…

Abortion rates have increased overall, but medically necessary abortion care is harder to access than ever.

Abortion bans are increasing maternal mortality and morbidity, and at least six women have already died because of them.

Red States Thought They Could Stop Abortions. They Ended Up Stopping Only the Lifesaving Ones. Abortion bans are failing.

Access to abortion is critical to the safety and autonomy of people experiencing abuse.

It’s no wonder that abusers are often the plaintiffs of anti-abortion lawsuits.

The messy plaintiffs behind so many anti-abortion lawsuits Allegations of domestic violence have turned yet another abortion-pill case into "a PR disaster."

New research shows we could safely provide abortion pills over the counter.

ANSIRH director Dr. Daniel Grossman says that in a moment of so much restriction, “It’s exciting to see science pointing us in another direction, where access could be expanded.”

Republican Women Think Birth Control Will Save Them. It Won’t. 4.23.26