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Criminalizing abortion will shrink women's participation in higher education and the labor force, and their children will do worse, Janet Yellen pointed out. Decades of economic research back her up.

The recent leak of the draft decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v Wade portends a major shift in almost 50 years of reproductive health care in America.

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If the Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade, researchers estimate 75,000 Americans who want an abortion will give birth instead in the first year alone. Those unwanted births will have lasting financial impacts on families, according to the mult-year Turnaway Study.

If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, it will have consequences in a nation that offers little child care assistance and no paid family leave.

Criminalizing abortion won’t end abortion, but it will lead to a trail of dead women, as it did before abortion was legal, especially in working class and poor communities across the United States. We believe that legal protection for the full range of reproductive choices, the repeal of the Hyde Amendment, and securing universal health care including comprehensive reproductive health care for persons across the gender spectrum would solidify a more equitable approach to dismantling systemic h...

While not punishing the woman who takes it, providers could face up to 20 years in jail. It’s the latest anti-abortion legislation to pass across the country.

Safe and accessible reproductive health care is a basic right that is supported by science, medicine, and respect for human dignity.

There are tons of misconceptions about abortion and how it affects peoples health. Heres the truth, according to the real experts.

The real issues we need to tackle are improving prenatal health care, including abortion care, and reducing racial and socioeconomic disparities.