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Ms. Magazine celebrates 50-year anniversary with discussion panel at Hammer Museum - Vimarsana News

Ms. Magazine celebrates 50-year anniversary with discussion panel at Hammer Museum

Ms. Magazine celebrated its 50-year anniversary at the Hammer Museum through a discussion panel on Oct. 5. Since the magazine’s inception in 1973, Ms. Magazine has been a source of news from a feminist perspective, Ms.

Wisconsin Lawyer: Implications of the Dobbs Decision for Wisconsin Health Care Providers: - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Lawyer: Implications of the Dobbs Decision for Wisconsin Health Care Providers:

Health care institutions, individual providers, and associated professionals, such as pharmacists, must proceed carefully when considering the effects on their professional duties and responsibilities of the U.S. Supreme Court’s overruling of Roe v. Wade.

Source: wisbar.org
Steve Nelson: If not the 14th Amendment, then maybe the 13th Amendment could secure abortion rights in a post-Roe America - Vimarsana News

Steve Nelson: If not the 14th Amendment, then maybe the 13th Amendment could secure abortion rights in a post-Roe America

Steve Nelson writes: "Suits filed in federal courts to declare state anti-abortion laws unconstitutional under the 13th Amendment could achieve what current efforts cannot: undo the legal apparatus which subjects

Pregnant patients without access to abortion face a 'death sentence,' U.S. House panel told – Tennessee Lookout - Vimarsana News

Pregnant patients without access to abortion face a 'death sentence,' U.S. House panel told – Tennessee Lookout

Pregnant patients who can’t obtain abortions will face higher mortality rates if they are forced to carry their pregnancies to term, Congress heard. 

Pregnant patients without access to abortion face a 'death sentence,' U.S. House panel told - Vimarsana News

Pregnant patients without access to abortion face a 'death sentence,' U.S. House panel told

Witnesses told a U.S. House committee on Wednesday that pregnant patients who can’t obtain abortions will face higher mortality rates if they are forced to carry their pregnancies to term.