The NWHN is Discouraged by the Supreme Court’s Decision in Idaho v. United States
By affirming EMTALA, pregnant patients in hospitals nationwide will have better access to necessary care in emergencies, including abortions.
Relief in Supreme Court Ruling on Mifepristone Case
The Supreme Court ruled that the plaintiffs do not have standing in the case and the FDA regulations will remain unchanged.
10 Heart Health Facts Specific to Women That Might Surprise You
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Everything You Need to Know About Mifepristone, Medication Abortion Access, and the Case Working Its Way Through the Courts Right Now
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Consumer Health Info: Abortion with Pills
Medication abortion is the method of safely and effectively inducing a miscarriage using FDA-approved abortion pills. Medication abortion can be used to end a pregnancy up to 10 weeks from the first day of your last period.
5 Chronic Conditions More Common in Women
One chronic condition you've probably never heard of...and one you might not even know you have.
Cervical Cancer Prevention and Screening
If every woman in the world received adequate health care, almost none would die of cervical cancer. Effective treatments exist for pre-cancerous conditions and for cervical cancer that is diagnosed at an early stage.
6 UNDERLYING CAUSES OF THE MATERNAL HEALTH CRISIS IN THE U.S.
Maternal health is the worst it has ever been in the U.S. But why is that exactly? The NWHN breaks down the main reasons here.
As a Breast Cancer Survivor, I’ve Seen Firsthand How Early Detection and Clinical Trial Initiatives Save Lives
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The Women Who Paved the Way for Informed Consent Laws in the U.S.
What do operations on the wrong ear, unauthorized removals of foot bones, and forced hysterectomies from 100 years ago have to do with informed consent today? Keep reading to find out.