Health care A Gynecologist Asked Women How To Design His New Office. The Answers Are So on Point Even if you've been going to a gynecologist for years and have thought of all the ways the experience could be better, these responses will blow you away.
abortion Supreme Court Will Likely Reverse Roe v. Wade in 2022, Scholar Says Depending on how the Supreme Court rules on Mississippi’s abortion law, the legality of the medical procedure could be decided state-by-state, says Florida State professor and author Mary Ziegler. “There are going to be large regions, mostly across the South and Midwest, where abortion is entirely illegal. And it’s going to be much more difficult for many people in the...
abortion Why Abortion Bans Will Hurt Low-Income Women and Women of Color More “If you have access to money to take a plane or take a train or go somewhere where abortion is safe and legal, you’ll do that,” says Kim Wehle, professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law. She says if the Supreme Court guts Roe v. Wade, “you just might not have any option but to carry a child...
Supreme Court Who Is Scott Stewart, the Mississippi Lawyer Who Argued to Overturn Roe v. Wade? Prior to Wednesday's oral arguments, Scott Stewart wasn't a big name in the anti-abortion movement.
abortion Roe v. Wade ‘Is In Peril as We Understand It' With the U.S. Supreme Court hearing arguments about Mississippi’s abortion law and another in Texas, “there is pretty much no question that abortion rights will be cut back. The question is to what extent,” says University of Miami professor Caroline Mala Corbin.
abortion What's the Difference Between Medication and Surgical Abortion? The FDA is reviewing some restrictions on medication abortion after a lawsuit from the ACLU – but the practice is under threat from state laws that are restricting abortion access. We explain more in this LXplanation.
Texas How Supreme Court Justices Weighed In on Texas Abortion Law The U.S. Supreme Court seemed pretty skeptical on whether states could limit challenges to their laws – with justices wondering if the Texas abortion law SB-8 exploits a loophole. That could open up more litigation about the validity of the law overall, Florida State law professor Mary Ziegler explains. The main case that will shape the future of abortion policy...
lxplanation What is Planned Parenthood v. Casey? The 1992 Case That Changed Roe States and the Department of Justice are waging court battles over the right to abortion that the Supreme Court outlined in Roe v. Wade. But in 1992, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, a key case that was less widely known, paved the way for some abortion restrictions – as long as they didn’t meet the definition of an “undue burden.”...
Mississippi What's at Stake When the Supreme Court Hears This Mississippi Abortion Case A Mississippi case that could change the legal precedents surrounding abortion is being closely watched by activists and experts alike – we break down what’s at stake when the court picks up the case in December.
Texas Texas' Controversial Abortion Law Could Lead to Tech Workers Leaving Though many Californians jetted to Texas for a lower cost of living and tech jobs around Austin, some of them are now reconsidering their choice, says Washington Post Tech at Work writer Danielle Abril. The law bans abortions after 6 weeks, before many women even know they’re pregnant.
