Polish President Vetoes Morning-After Pill for Minors Hélène de Lauzun April 2, 2024 The bill would have allowed 15-year-olds to access the pill without a prescription.
Senior Tory Calls for Abortion Law Revision Michael Curzon June 15, 2023 A fairly one-sided ‘debate’ has been launched after a woman lied to medical professionals in order to kill her unborn baby, whose gestational age was between seven and eight months.
Two U.S. Judges Offer Opposing Rulings on Abortion Pill Michael Curzon April 9, 2023 The issue of abortion pills, which has been expanding below the surface for some weeks, now looks ready to burst into the U.S. Supreme Court.
Spain’s Pharmacists Obliged to Dispense Emergency Contraception Bridget Ryder September 11, 2022 Pharmacists’ professional associations want to see their right to conscientious objection specifically recognized in the law to avoid legal problems.
