A new study reaffirms that medical abortions via telemedicine are no more likely to cause complications than the same procedures conducted in person.
Published last week in Obstetrics and Gynecology, the study looked at real world data from seven years of medical abortions in the state of Iowa, a total of 8,765 telemedicine and 10,405 in-person medical abortions. They looked at adverse event...
