With SCOTUS decision looming, confusion and fear hinder post-Roe plans.
By ALICE MIRANDA OLLSTEIN and MEGAN MESSERLY
04/24/2022
Mail-order abortion pills could help millions of people discretely terminate their pregnancies should the Supreme Court strike down Roe v. Wade in the coming months, providing a way to circumvent mounting state-imposed restrictions.
But the majority of patients and many doctors remain in the dark or misinformed about the pills, how to obtain them, where to seek follow-up care and how to avoid landing in legal jeopardy, according to medical groups, abortion-rights advocates and national polls.