One Year After Roe's Reversal, Abortion Sparks Political Divide and Shifts Healthcare Landscape
- Laws restricting or banning abortion have taken effect in nearly half the country, leaving millions without access to care and causing widespread confusion.
- Public support for abortion rights has grown, but the issue remains contentious and divisive, influencing voter preferences, the 2024 election, and the future of the Supreme Court.
- The number of abortions nationwide has declined, but more women are traveling out of state for the procedure and medication abortions are on the rise.
- The ruling has complicated healthcare for pregnant women and worsened existing shortages of obstetricians and gynecologists.
- Corporations and employers have promised to support women's reproductive health care but have faced criticism for not doing enough.




















































































































































































































































