Controversial Abortion Legislation in Louisiana

Louisiana Governor signs a bill classifying two abortion-inducing drugs as controlled substances, sparking controversy among physicians and abortion rights advocates.

Louisiana Bill to Reclassify Abortion-Inducing Drugs

Louisiana lawmakers have approved a bill to reclassify two abortion-inducing drugs as controlled substances, causing controversy between supporters and doctors who highlight other important reproductive health care uses of the drugs.

Reproductive Rights

Biden Campaign Co-Chair Mitch Landrieu stated that President Joe Biden trusts women to make decisions about their reproductive health, while criticizing Donald Trump's push to return the issue to the states. Landrieu drew parallels between this issue and the legal arguments used to perpetuate slavery.

Impact of Glyphosate on Fertility and Reproductive Health

A study from a French infertility clinic found high levels of glyphosate in over 55% of sperm samples, raising concerns about the impact of the common weedkiller on fertility and reproductive health. Researchers suggest a negative impact on human reproductive health and potential harm to future generations, calling for caution in regulation.

The Voynich Manuscript and its Alleged Medieval Sex Secrets

The Voynich Manuscript, a mysterious text that has baffled experts for 600 years, is believed to contain medieval sex secrets related to gynaecology and reproductive health. Researchers interpret the manuscript's drawings and coded text as containing information on contraception and sexual health, with ties to censorship of women's health information in the late medieval period.

WNBA and Perrigo Partnership on Reproductive Health Advocacy

The WNBA and the manufacturer of the first over-the-counter birth control pill have partnered to focus on civic engagement and reproductive health advocacy, with Opill becoming the first daily oral contraceptive available in the United States without a prescription.

Fetal Rights Legislation in the U.S.

Efforts are underway in several states to assign fetuses rights similar to those of a human person, according to The Guardian's reproductive health reporter Carter Sherman.

Olivia Rodrigo's Advocacy for Reproductive Health Rights

Olivia Rodrigo partnered with advocacy groups to distribute free emergency contraceptive pills and condoms during her concert in St. Louis as part of her Fund 4 Good initiative supporting reproductive health freedom. She has been vocal about reproductive health care rights and has worked with various local NGOs in different cities during her tour.