Concerns Grow Over Potential Adoption of Abortion Drug Tests in US Following Polish Crackdown

Poland banned abortion and began testing women for abortion drugs, raising concerns that similar measures could be adopted in the US.
Reproductive rights advocates previously assured American women it would be difficult to determine abortion drug use.
Polish scientists claim to have developed tests to detect abortion drugs in biological samples.
With Roe overturned, US advocates fear increased criminalization of abortion and adoption of Polish-style testing.
Rights groups warn such measures would further erode reproductive rights and privacy in the United States.