Abortion
Confusion Over “Abortion” (And Why It Matters)
In Dobbs v. Jackson, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion. Instead, ...
Subject: Abortion
Abortion, Conflict of Interest, Health Regulation & Law, Reproductive Ethics
The US Needs Confidential Birth
The coin was severed into two pieces, each with a puncture hole. The parents threaded string through one of the halves a...
Abortion, Clinical Ethics
Are Embryos “Babies” and “Children”?
Anti-abortion advocates frequently insist that abortion is “killing babies” and “murdering children.” “Heartbeat” bills,...
Abortion
Doctoring Dobbs: On the Art and Ethics of Erasing Abortion Law
It has been one year since the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling ended federally protected a...
Abortion, Philosophy & Ethics
Following All The Facts About Abortion—Scientific, Ethical, And Logical—Wherever They Lead...
In a recent column, “Faith, science and the abortion debate: Do abortion rights advocates follow the facts, wherever the...
Abortion, Pediatrics
Denying Fetal Pain in The Second Half of Pregnancy Can Undermine Preterm Babies’ Right to ...
In the last few months, we have seen some trying to oppose abortion laws, arguing that fetuses can feel pain in the firs...
Abortion, Health Care, Pedagogy
Healthcare Ethics Scholars Must Uphold Abortion Scholarship And Advocacy
With the new academic year underway, it is crucial to emphasize the importance of abortion scholarship, advocacy, and ca...
Abortion
The Limits of Our Social Lens on Abortion Laws (I’ll Take my Sunglasses Off)
You might ask what sunbathing topless at the beach in Ocean City, Maryland and having an abortion have in common. Well, ...