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What Americans Really Think About AbortionAmerica's views on the controversial issue are surprisingly nuanced.
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America & Abortion: Will Controversy Ever Die?
Mississippi's 'personhood' amendment failed, but trends suggest that the abortion debate will stay strong.
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Fact-Checking Trump: Can Abortions Really Happen on the 'Final Day' of Pregnancy?Experts say this is very unlikely and does not accurately reflect the reality of abortions in the United States.
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Providing Abortions Can Be the Moral Choice, Doctor Says
Only anti-abortion doctors are currently given the courtesy of conscience, a doctor argues.
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Free Birth Control Cuts Abortion Rate by 62 PercentLong-acting birth control such as IUDs particularly effective, study finds.
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'Abortion Pill' Gets New Label: 5 Things to Know About MifepristoneThe Food and Drug Administration has approved changes to the label for mifepristone, also known as "the abortion pill." Here are the facts about the drug.
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Denying Abortion Access May Harm Women's Mental HealthAbortions don't harm women's mental health, but being denied access to one might, a new study finds.
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New Surprising Results on Abortion and ReligiosityPregnant teens and 20-somethings from private religious schools are more likely to obtain abortions than their public school peers.
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Abortion Debate: Little Evidence Sonograms Change Minds, Doctors SayA proposed law in Texas would mandate sonograms for women seeking abortion. Will it change the abortion rate?
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