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US Supreme Court revives bar on abortion pill mail delivery in COVID-19 pandemic

I m a pregnant doctor and I feel confident receiving the Covid vaccine Here s why

I am a pregnant doctor who received the Covid-19 vaccine. Within hours of making my decision public on social media, scathing attacks from anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers ensued. I have been working in the heart of the pandemic as an emergency doctor since Covid hit New York. I have witnessed Covid-19 ravage and destroy communities. I have lost colleagues to Covid, and I also survived Covid. After recovering I went back to continue serving my.

Supreme Court says women must obtain abortion pill in person during Covid-19 pandemic

The Supreme Court s Latest Abortion Pill Ruling Poses a Dangerous Threat to Reproductive Health

The Supreme Court’s Latest Abortion Pill Ruling Poses a Dangerous Threat to Reproductive Health Kells McPhillips © Photo: Getty Images / Well+Good Creative Supreme Court abortion pill ruling Since the onset of the pandemic, anti-abortion lawmakers have used the growing number of COVID-19 cases as a means to block safe reproductive health-care procedures. Well+Good reported in April that such politicians considered abortions elective procedures (they re not) in order to deprioritize them. On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled that those seeking medication to terminate pregnancy must pick up a pill in person from a hospital or medical office, effectively limiting abortion access to countless Americans.

Pregnant People of Color are Bearing the Brunt of the War on Drugs

Pregnant People of Color are Bearing the Brunt of the War on Drugs ‘Fetal protection’ laws are criminalizing pregnant people who use drugs or alcohol, rather than approaching this as a public-health issue. When Chelsea Becker was eight-and-a-half months pregnant, she delivered a stillborn baby. An autopsy found high levels of methamphetamine in its system, and Becker, then twenty-five, was subsequently charged with first-degree murder. Bail was initially set at $5 million, then lowered to an equally out-of-reach $2 million. As a result, Becker has been in pre-trial detention at the King County Jail in Hanford, California, since November 2019. “Prosecuting someone like Chelsea Becker doesn’t bring her fetus back or help her grieve her loss. Unfortunately, miscarriages and stillbirths are not uncommon; quite simply, ‘fetal protection’ laws are terrible public policy.”

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