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Why Does the U.S. Fertility Rate Include 14-Year-Olds?

Why Does the U.S. Fertility Rate Include 14-Year-Olds?

There’s something really creepy about America’s bi-annual fertility report. Why, in the age of Epstein, is the U.S. government still considering the breeding capabilities of 14-year-old girls?

by Molly Dickens
‘Racism is Still a Public Health Crisis’

‘Racism is Still a Public Health Crisis’

Planned Parenthood CEO Alexis McGill Johnson on the Black maternal mortality crisis and what it would take to change things.

by Josie Cox
'It Is Time to Reflect On Whether Or Not to Have a Child'—Oh, Boy.

'It Is Time to Reflect On Whether Or Not to Have a Child'—Oh, Boy.

In its efforts to combat infertility, France is missing the point. That's because a decision to have a child isn't just a medical issue, it's a social one, too.

by Diane de Vignemont
'Just Pills'—How Women Created Their Own Abortion Revolution

'Just Pills'—How Women Created Their Own Abortion Revolution

A new book reveals how ordinary women—not doctors—first noticed the effects of the medication now sold as so-called ‘abortion pills.’

by Emma Haslett
Americans Don't Want Politicians to Encourage People to Have Children

Americans Don't Want Politicians to Encourage People to Have Children

Americans think a declining birthrate is a bad thing, new research shows. But they'd rather politicians weren't involved in fixing it.

by Josie Cox
Expectant Mothers Deserve More Options Than Just ‘Toughing It Out’

Expectant Mothers Deserve More Options Than Just ‘Toughing It Out’

The swirl of misinformation around Tylenol and pregnancy points to a bigger problem: An overall reluctance to include pregnant women in medical research.

by Emma Haslett
Three Years Post Dobbs, Everything Has Changed, and Nothing

Three Years Post Dobbs, Everything Has Changed, and Nothing

Abortion remains a wildly divisive issue in the U.S., with perspectives varying dramatically by state.

by Josie Cox
Dozens of Organizations Call on Trump to Stop Defunding Planned Parenthood

Dozens of Organizations Call on Trump to Stop Defunding Planned Parenthood

One in three women have visited a Planned Parenthood. Cutting funding would 'block these patients from getting the care they need.'

by Josie Cox
‘Ethical IVF’ May Be the Problematic Solution to Donald Trump’s IVF Dilemma

‘Ethical IVF’ May Be the Problematic Solution to Donald Trump’s IVF Dilemma

By supporting IVF, Trump drove a wedge between two factions of his followers. So-called “ethical IVF” may be how he stitches them back together.

by Emma Haslett
‘I Never Set Out to Be An Advocate'

‘I Never Set Out to Be An Advocate'

Surrogacy is once again legal in Michigan. With good old grassroots activism, here's how I helped make it happen.

by Ginanne Brownell
Thank You, Cecile

Thank You, Cecile

The activist and former president of Planned Parenthood died on Monday, aged 67.

by Francesca Donner
‘Women Should Have Children Instead of Poodles’—When Birth Control Came to Washington

‘Women Should Have Children Instead of Poodles’—When Birth Control Came to Washington

The idea of birth control entered the national conversation in 1919, when an artist, activist, and single mother named Mary Ware Dennett brought the (quite shocking!) idea to Congress.

by Stephanie Gorton
How Angry Should Women Voters Be?

How Angry Should Women Voters Be?

The journalist Jessica Valenti chronicles the pro-life movement in forensic detail in her new book. Ahead of the election, she says, voters need to get angry.

by Emma Haslett
The Complicated Legacy of Margaret Sanger

The Complicated Legacy of Margaret Sanger

The founder of Planned Parenthood advanced women's rights immeasurably. But many of her views were far from progressive.

by Josie Cox
Two Years On, The Biden-Harris Effort To Reduce Maternal Mortality Remains—A Start

Two Years On, The Biden-Harris Effort To Reduce Maternal Mortality Remains—A Start

Maternal mortality is shockingly high in the U.S. What exactly is being done about it?

by Julia Craven
Providing Care After Roe, These Doctors Met a Hurdle They Didn’t Expect

Providing Care After Roe, These Doctors Met a Hurdle They Didn’t Expect

Online abortion providers face constant headwinds, even with protections and systems in place.

by Josie Cox
Two Journalists Investigated the Decade-Long Campaign to Criminalize Abortion. Here’s What They Found Out.

Two Journalists Investigated the Decade-Long Campaign to Criminalize Abortion. Here’s What They Found Out.

A new book takes a deep dive into the right-wing Christian campaign that overturned Roe v Wade. Ahead of this year’s presidential election, its authors uncover an America that is as divided on the issue as ever.

by Emma Haslett

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