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At-home early medical abortions should be made permanent, say advocacy groups

First published on Thu 18 Feb 2021 13.07 EST Temporary legislation allowing for early medical abortions (EMAs) to take place at home should be made permanent, reproductive healthcare groups have said. In March, due to the coronavirus pandemic, temporary legislation was introduced that allowed patients within the first 10 weeks of pregnancy to take pills for early medical abortion in their own homes. This follows a phone call or e-consultation with a clinician, and means the patient does not need to physically attend a hospital or clinic. A consultation, due to close on 26 February, is now under way by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) to determine whether the temporary legislation should be made permanent.

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Ealing Council renew first ever abortion clinic buffer zone

Ealing Council has announced that it has decided to keep the safe zone around the MSI Reproductive Choices UK centre in place until 2024.

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Thousands of women had abortions while struggling to access contraception during Covid crisis

Thousands of women had abortions while ‘struggling to access contraception during Covid crisis’ Maya Oppenheim © Provided by The Independent Thousands of women have had abortions after falling pregnant while having difficulties accessing contraception during the pandemic, healthcare providers have warned. Sexual health clinics have been forced to shut or run reduced services while staff are transferred to work with Covid patients or have to self-isolate - with the profound disruption leaving many women unable to access their usual methods of contraception. Many women are struggling to get the most effective long-acting contraceptive choices of a coil or an implant due to these requiring face-to-face appointments which have largely been suspended as consultations are carried out remotely via phone or video call to curb the spread of Covid-19.

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