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Abortion Pill Reversal: What You Should Know

Abortion Pill Reversal: What You Should Know

What is Abortion Pill Reversal and How Does It Work? More than half of abortions in the U.S. are carried out using the "abortion pill," and this number is steadily increasing. The abortion pill consists of two medications and is approved for use within...

Abortion Pill Reversal: What You Should Know

What is Abortion Pill Reversal and How Does It Work? More than half of abortions in the U.S. are carried out using the "abortion pill," and this number is steadily increasing. The abortion pill consists of two medications and is approved for use within...

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Plan B: What You Should Know

Plan B: What You Should Know

What is Plan B? Plan B, often called the morning-after pill, is similar to typical birth control pills but contains a higher level of synthetic hormones. It is “effective” up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. How Does Plan B Work? Plan B is designed to suppress...

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Abortion Limitations Definitions

Definitions of the major types of abortion restrictions, listed from most common to least common: Gestational Limits: Pertains to the abortion ban after a certain point in woman's pregnancy, usually at fetal viability. Parental Involvement: Includes terminology...

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A Primer on Partial-Birth Abortion

Description: An abortion technique used to kill second- and third-trimester unborn babies by removing the baby’s entire body, except for the head, and then sucking out his or her brains. Click here to view medical illustrations describing the abortion technique....

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Abortion: An Update

On January 22, 1973, the United States Supreme Court legalized abortion in all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and U.S. territories by permitting a mother to take the life of her unborn child at any time during the pregnancy. This “right” has been exercised more than 63...

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