The new landscape of abortion in the United States is evolving and changing every day. Since the overturn of Roe in 2022, we have seen a large number of telehealth clinics expand. Telehealth abortion has become a safe and effective way to obtain medication in the privacy of your own home, even in states with abortion bans.

However, within the past several weeks, a New York doctor was indicted by a Louisiana jury for prescribing and mailing abortion pills to a patient who lives in the abortion banned state.

State laws and restrictions pose significant challenges to the availability of telehealth abortion but we are continuing to see virtual clinics emerging as key providers in the United States abortion landscape face dire restrictions on abortion access.

If you or someone you know is needing information about telehealth abortion, you can find clinics near you at this site: www.AbortionFinder.org

It is important to examine this growing evidence to form a deeper understanding of how the volatile, chaotic legal landscape that has erupted in the wake of Dobbs has affected abortion access in the United States.

We need to recognize that the full impact of the Dobbs decision is still unfolding and will continue to be studied and debated for years to come. The effects are complex, far-reaching, and deeply personal for many individuals.

The history of abortion is complex and spans millennia, varying significantly across cultures and time-periods. This episode takes a closer look at the history of abortion and how abortion rights have been influenced throughout time.

The history of abortion is nuanced and varies significantly depending on the specific culture, time-period, and social context. Access to safe and legal abortion has been a recurring theme, with restrictions often leading to unsafe practices and negative health consequences for women.