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Dr. Eleanor Drey writes about providing abortion care on the day of Supreme Court arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization and why abortion care is so important for her patients.

A new study aimed to bridge the gap on measuring person-centered maternity care from the perspective of healthcare providers, to help inform efforts to provide respectful care.

Gretchen Sisson and Jessica Harrison write about how positive cultural narratives about abortion obscure problems faced by parents who put children up for adoption and adoptees.

New research in Obstetrics & Gynecology found that obstetrics and gynecology residents in programs without abortion training feel less prepared to offer care for people experiencing early pregnancy loss.

With Supreme Court arguments approaching on Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban, Diana Greene Foster of ANSIRH wrote about the findings of the Turnaway Study and how being denied an abortion impacts people's lives.

California is the only known state to formally incorporate clinical information into adolescent sexual health programs. Bixby researchers talked to young people around the state to hear their thoughts on this clinical info and their suggestions for improvement.

ANSIRH researchers found that attempted self-managed abortion is higher among people facing barriers to abortion care.

To inform workforce development efforts that will impact current and future pandemic response in sub-Saharan Africa, Patience Afulani and colleagues explored job satisfaction among healthcare workers in Ghana and Kenya during the pandemic.

In response to removals and mistreatment in the family regulation system, advocates have released the groundbreaking Family Justice Summit Report, offering recommendations to workers in the system, hospitals, schools, elected officials and policymakers.

We don’t know much yet about how the pandemic impacted their romantic and sexual relationships, which can have implications for young people’s development. New Bixby Center research is one of the first studies to examine the immediate impacts of social distancing on those relationships.