HealthThe future of abortion in U.S. states where it’s illegal: Medication mailed from overseas, reproductive law expert says
U.S. providers run the risk of extradition and prosecution if they mail misoprostol to states where abortion is illegal. Providers from outside the country don't, a UCLA Law professor told Fortune.
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Toyota is recalling its first battery EV because its wheels can literally come off
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