Women in the US Are Now Stockpiling Abortion Pills

Some women in the US are ordering abortion pills before they’re even pregnant. But early access to medication isn’t available to those who would benefit the most.

By: Wired

Jan 26 2024
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When access to reproductive health care is threatened in the United States, a growing number of women stock up on abortion medications to keep on hand in case they need the pills in the future, new r… [+2226 chars]

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