If you’re unexpectedly pregnant and wondering how or if the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade has restricted abortion access in Minnesota, you are not alone. Many states are scrambling to find answers due to this recent overturning. Abortion is still protected in Minnesota, so it’s still legal. Read the rest of this blog to
Abortion access is a hot topic right now. If you’re researching the issue online, you’re likely finding conflicting sources and may be uncertain what the recent Roe v. Wade means for us in the state of Minnesota. What It Means that Roe v. Wade Was Overturned In 1973, the case of Roe v. Wade established
Medical abortion and surgical abortion each present side effects and risks, including bleeding, infection, and incomplete abortion. As you consider the next best step for your health, learning more can help you make an informed decision. It can also help you manage your risks. Does Abortion Have Physical Health Risks? There are different types of
Abortion types vary depending on your specific situation, especially how far along you are. Many women who are early in their pregnancies have a medical abortion, taking a series of two drugs often referred to as the abortion pill. Other women have a surgical abortion, also called an in-clinic abortion. Here’s what to know about