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Texas judge's abortion pill ruling could have broader consequences | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Texas judge's abortion pill ruling could have broader consequences | News, Sports, Jobs

To the editor: It would be laughable if it weren’t such a serious matter. Matthew Kacsmaryk, a federal judge with well-known anti-abortion beliefs, ruled on

Florida governor Ron DeSantis signs six week abortion ban bill - Vimarsana News

Florida governor Ron DeSantis signs six week abortion ban bill

The move, described as extreme by opponents, would prevent millions of women in the US from getting access to abortion care after six weeks of pregnancy. The White House accused Republicans of continuing their work to "dismantle fundamental freedoms".

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How the abortion pill mifepristone affects psychological health - Vimarsana News

How the abortion pill mifepristone affects psychological health

Scientists have spent years studying the mental health of women who’ve had abortions. The most rigorous research doesn't support the claim that mifepristone use is psychologically damaging.

Abortion's new battleground: Mifespristone's effect on women's mental health | World & Nation - Vimarsana News

Abortion's new battleground: Mifespristone's effect on women's mental health | World & Nation

At the heart of the latest battle over abortion access is a federal judge’s ruling that cites concern about the mental health of women who choose to end their pregnancies.

Florida Passed a New Abortion Ban, Black Floridians Will Feel The Impact - Vimarsana News

Florida Passed a New Abortion Ban, Black Floridians Will Feel The Impact

In a 70-40 vote, Florida Republicans passed a six week ban, advocates say Black pregnant people will be hit the hardest.