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... prior to and following the Roe and Doe decisions and which variables best explain the change (or lack of change) from the first period to the other. The principal data source is a series of in-depth personal interviews with 68 key decision-makers in 36 general hospitals in Harris county. Critical data...

... grapple with the place of abortion in health policy, politics, and law are playing out in those people's lives and the lives of their loved ones. In this landscape, we offer this special issue on “The Politics of Abortion 50 Years After Roe .” We seek in this issue to illustrate some of the many...

...Beyza E. Buyuker; Kathryn J. LaRoche; Xiana Bueno; Kristen N. Jozkowski; Brandon L. Crawford; Ronna C. Turner; Wen-Juo Lo Abstract The relationship between people's attitudes about abortion acceptability and the Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade —two distinct but related issues—has not been...

...Anu Kumar Abstract While the US Supreme Court's 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade guaranteed a legal right to abortion, universal access to legal abortion has never been achieved in the United States. At the same time, the Helms Amendment, a US foreign-assistance policy, is keeping millions of people...

... and the connection between abortion policy and other conservative policies, and they gesture toward a strategic attempt to ban abortion federally. These findings have several implications for a post- Roe United States and for stakeholders wishing to increase abortion access. [email protected]...

...Louise Marie Roth; Jennifer Hyunkyung Lee Abstract State laws have influenced access to abortion in the 50 years since Roe v. Wade . The 2022 Dobbs decision returned questions about the legality of abortion to the states, which increased the importance of state laws for abortion access...

... the formal health care system, and it documents the growing network of organizations providing logistical, medical, and legal support to people self-managing abortion. The article concludes with reflections on the role abortion pills might play in the post- Roe era amid increasingly divergent abortion access...

... of the remaining embryos or to allow the mother to choose the number of babies she wishes to deliver. Physicians appear to rely on Roe v. Wade in assuming the legality of the procedure, although such an assumption may be erroneous. Rather than continue to implant an excessive number of pre-embryos, the American...

... University of Puget Sound In Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, 112 S. Ct. 2791 (1992), the U.S. Supreme Court once again reviewed the constitu- tionality of abortion-restrictive legislation, reworking the principles that had been originally set out in Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S...

...- its on state discretion enunciated in 1973 in Roe v. Wade. The touchstone of the Roe holding was the recognition that a decision to abort or carry a fetus to term falls within the constitutionally protected “fundamental interest” in privacy-an interest which the courts must jealously guard from...

... inadequacy of these solutions, along with the author’s constantly shifting point of view from narrator to polemicist and back again, leaves a reader uncertain about what the book’s central message actually is. For example, Tribe’s even-handed descriptions of the Roe and Webster cases (chapter 2...

... , and Ballentine Summer . 2024 . “ Why ‘Viability’ Is Dividing the Abortion Rights Movement .” AP News , January 17 . https://apnews.com/article/abortion-viability-ballot-initiatives-2024-roe-fcf440373973b01f740912cd3bbd98a4 . Forman Frieda , and Sowton Caoran . 1989 . Taking Our Time...

... will be held on 7 December in Orlando. For more information contact the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, 135 Francis St., Boston, MA 02215, (617) 754-4800, fax (617) 754-4848. Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a conference cosponsored by the Health Law Department of the Boston University School...