Kelsey Butler

Even in blue states, local opposition and high operating costs are hurdles

A survey of 390 clinics included reports of kicking, slapping and being pepper sprayed. 

Maternal mortality rates have spiked across the country since the beginning of the pandemic.

Employees at abortion clinics are dealing with burnout and exhaustion just as reproductive rights in the US are hanging by a thread.

Two women wanted abortions. Their struggle to get care is a preview — and warning — for the rest of the United States.

More than 330 anti-abortion bills were passed by state lawmakers since 2009, compared to fewer than 60 supporting abortion rights

A baby formula shortage is sending families scrambling across the US. Here’s why this is happening

Two years after the industry vowed to become more diverse, there are signs of improvement—and more work to be done.

With baby food disappearing from store shelves, some Americans are turning to do-it-yourself versions that carry serious health risks.

Almost half of U.S. states have laws that will outlaw abortion procedures in all or most cases in the absence of Roe, with four others indicating they may move in a similar direction.

The U.S. would stand in contrast to countries like Argentina and Ireland, where abortion access has increased in recent years.

New York, New Jersey and California highlight abortion protections, say “elections matter.”