Poppy Noor

Ruling on mifepristone, widely used for medical abortions, sets up legal showdown as Washington state issues conflicting order

Only a tiny fraction of primary care physicians provide abortions. Dr Joan Fleischman wants to offset the rightwing war on reproductive rights by training many more of them

Federal judge in Texas ruled in early April to suspend FDA-approved mifepristone used in more than half of abortions in US

The abortion pill, first invented in 1980 in France, was slow to be accepted in the US. Now, it’s at the center of a major court fight

The fifth circuit court of appeals is considering the future of mifepristone after the supreme court blocked new restrictions

Lauren Miller’s fetus had fatal brain abnormalities. Her pregnancy threatened her life, and that of her twin boy. Now, she is one of 15 women suing the state

Anya Cook and Samantha Casiano were forced to navigate pregnancies with complications in post-Roe America

As she’s about to take maternity leave, Poppy Noor writes about witnessing the decimation of women’s rights while on the road as a reproductive rights reporter

Many states have passed restrictions, and inequalities along racial and economic lines have widened – but there is hope

The first few months were hard, but I finally made my peace with that little bundle of untrained energy. I think it will make me a better mother