A Colorado Medical Board hearing on so-called abortion pill “reversal” puts a spotlight on flawed and incomplete studies
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Colorado Medical Board would not ban so-called abortion pill “reversal” under draft rule
The draft rule proposes that the state’s boards for doctors, nurses and pharmacists not consider medication abortion reversal to be unprofessional conduct, per se
Amid court challenges, what can states like Colorado actually do to set abortion policy?
Federal court rulings in Texas and Denver show the limits of what legislatures can control when it comes to reproductive rights law
Colorado hearing on “abortion reversal” reveals nationwide chaos on reproductive health
A U.S. District judge heard arguments Monday in an anti-abortion clinic’s effort to block enforcement of a new law banning the procedure
Trump-appointed judge temporarily exempts anti-abortion clinic from new Colorado law banning abortion reversal
U.S. District Court Judge Daniel Domenico found that the free speech rights of the Catholic clinic may be violated by Senate Bill 190, a first-in-the-nation law
Opinion: There is no such thing as abortion “reversal”
Physicians who say otherwise deserve to be marked as “unprofessional”
Littwin: As some are proposing red-blue civil war, Colorado is content to oppose uncivil out-of-state laws
Legislators are now considering 3 bills that would prevent any out-of-state interference in Colorado’s abortion and gender-affirming care
Opinion: Let down by authority, rescued by Roe . . . and let down by authority
The next casualties in this war against women’s autonomy may occur at the ballot box
Opinion: It’s sensible in a democracy for each state to determine its own abortion rules
A case could be made that the issue of abortion rights contains a component of convenience vs. inconvenience. Some men do not want to be inconvenienced by taking the proper precautions themselves, or even discuss it with their partner. However, as a new father, he might find himself on the hook for child support if […]
Opinion: Will Colorado’s next attorney general defend the Reproductive Health Equity Act?
By Dani Newsum and Christina Soliz The rollback of abortion rights by the conservative U.S. Supreme Court opens a dark chapter for reproductive rights. While we know that the mere legality of abortion never equaled access for communities of color, for a half century, Roe v. Wade served as a bulwark against state legislatures undermining […]