Women First Digital, which provides online sexual and reproductive health resources, has partnered with Doctors Without Borders to launch a video series to guide patients through a medication abortion.
The series, which is available in 27 languages, aims to answer questions such as how abortion pills work, what to expect when undergoing a medication abortion and what signs to look for in case of...
Medication abortion administered via telehealth is largely safe and effective, according to a research letter published in JAMA Network Open.
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The study of 110 patients between October 2020 and January 2021 found 95% had a complete abortion without any additional medical intervention.
Five patients needed medical care to complete the abortion, and two of them were treated in an...
Women’s healthcare company carafem is now facilitating at-home abortions through its virtual assistant, Cara.
Patients in Georgia, Virginia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey and the District of Columbia can now receive medication abortions via carafem with around-the-clock emotional and medical support from Cara.
Cara (1-855-SAY-CARA) is a text-based virtual assistant that is designed to work...
