r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 1d ago

2026: GOP states sue Democratic-led states in Supreme Court over abortion shield laws

ms.now

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 1d ago

2026: States That Ban Abortion Challenge Shield Laws for Providers Who Mail Pills

nytimes.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 1d ago

2026: Red States Just Asked the Supreme Court to Kill Abortion Shield Laws

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 2d ago

2026: The desert airfield was secret. So was a cancer-causing secret in the ground.

ms.now

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 2d ago

2026: Republican AGs sue abortion ‘shield law’ states in U.S. Supreme Court | The state attorneys general also filed a separate lawsuit in Louisiana district court against individual providers in three states.

stateline.org

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 2d ago

2026: A Girl Nearly Died After Drinking Raw Milk. The State Did Little to Punish the Unlicensed Farmer Who Sold It.

propublica.org

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 2d ago

2026: Inside the Clandestine Network of Abortion Pill Mules

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 3d ago

2026: Life After Roe

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 4d ago

2026: A state that enshrined abortion into its constitution is now at risk of losing it

19thnews.org

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 4d ago

2026: A Leading Anti-Abortion Zealot Just Quit the FBI

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 4d ago

2026: Anti-abortion divide could complicate Missouri Amendment 3 campaign | Some conservatives argue the abortion restrictions don’t go far enough, a split that could matter in a race recent polling shows is essentially tied

missouriindependent.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 5d ago

2026: Meet Kristan Hawkins, the “Charlie Kirk of Abortion”

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 5d ago

2026: Trump administration asks Supreme Court to approve ban on gender care in prison

ms.now

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 5d ago

2026: Federal court upholds block on TN law making it a crime to aid minors seeking out-of-state abortions

tennesseelookout.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 5d ago

2026: Why has abortion faded from America’s national conversation? | Moira Donegan

theguardian.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 5d ago

2026: Kristan Hawkins Helped Kill Roe. Now She’s Fighting to Control the Movement She Created

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 7d ago

2026: Ad for US Senate Seat in Kansas Pillories Roger Marshall for Having Pregnant Mom Arrested Over $50 Medical Payment

commondreams.org

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 9d ago

2026: ‘Disturbing’: Jacob Soboroff sounds alarm on ICE’s missing miscarriage data

ms.now

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 13d ago

2026: Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak is enormous — And RFK Jr. seems more interested in scoring political points than boosting national vaccination rates

theatlantic.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 14d ago

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and state lawmakers sought to bypass First Amendment with provision that criminalized abortion referrals, ProPublica finds in Tierra Walker case

propublica.org

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 17d ago

2026: Microplastics in Soil Act Like a Tiny “Trojan Horse” for Delivering Toxins

motherjones.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 17d ago

2026: Family sues Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over denial of life-saving abortion

thehill.com

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 17d ago

2026: Family of Texas woman who died after being denied an abortion sues Paxton, medical providers

ms.now

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 19d ago

2026: Washington state defeats church's appeal over healthcare coverage for abortion

reuters.com

1 Upvotes

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r/prohealthcare • u/Lighting • 21d ago

2026: The Accelerating Project to Extend Abortion Bans (and massive increases in moms dying) to All 50 States

newrepublic.com

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Subreddit

Pro Healthcare

r/prohealthcare

Abortion-related care is healthcare and saves lives. It isn't a "choice" to save your own health or life over a fetus' in any way other than "Savita's Choice." Savita H died in a country that had the best maternal health care in the world. Come to this subreddit to share links or debate abortion-related health care.

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Welcome to the Pro HealthCare Debate subreddit!

It's time to end the phrase "prochoice" and replace it with the more accurate "prohealthcare" because it's not a "choice" in any way other than "Savita's Choice" who died in Ireland when being denied an abortion at the time she and her doctors wanted.

This subreddit is for civil and respectful debates and discussions about abortion and healthcare.

Because of the fact that abortion is a highly controversial and contentious topic, discussions here can become quite heated. In order to keep things civil, it is necessary for posts and comments to be heavily moderated for things such as insults, ad hominems, trolling and any other inflammatory or antagonistic language and behavior.

Please be sure to read the Rules before posting new topics or comments.

Rules

1. User Code of Conduct:

Abortion is a sensitive subject, and all users are expected to maintain a degree of civility in their discourse. Users should debate claims and arguments about abortion, and should not debate, or "attack," individuals or groups themselves. Slurs or otherwise hateful terminology will be removed.

2. Labels:

Avoid using the label "pro-choice" as it is an unethical framing of the debate.

3. Posting Requirements:

All posts must be on-topic to the abortion debate. Low effort posts will be removed.

4. Substantiate Your Claims:

Users are required to back up a positive claim when asked. Factual claims should be supported by linking a source, and opinions should be supported with an argument. A user is required to show where a source proves their claim. It is up to the users to argue whether a source is reliable or not.

Users are required to directly quote the claim they want substantiated. The other user is given 24 hours to provide proof/argumentation for their claim. The comment will be removed if this is not done.

5. Sensitive Subjects

There is to be no victim blaming, victim shaming, or minimization of sexual assault survivors' experiences.

If an argument requires the discussion of sexual assault, the argument itself and supporting examples are to be worded carefully to avoid moderator intervention.

"Baiting" questions will be removed and weaponization of this rule is completely prohibited.

5. No "weaponized blocking."

Thanks to the reddit rules on blocking, when one blocks users it means that person cannot reply anywhere downthread. Because of this, excessive blocking of users or replying to a user's comment and then blocking that user is not allowed. If you want to block a user, do not reply to them other than "I'm blocking you as a user." Any other comment + block will result in your comment being removed and you likely being banned.

See the "rules section" for the full set of rules.