Yahoo News Article RatingAs US Supreme Court looks into abortion pill mifepristone, will Oklahomans be affected?
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : More than 2,100 Oklahoma women received abortion services in Kansas and Colorado last year after Oklahoma banned nearly all abortions, according to recent state reports that provide a look at the impact of patchwork abortion laws.52% : In Colorado, 198 Oklahomans received abortions last year, up from 12 in 2021, according to that state's Department of Public Health and Environment.
49% : "Using misoprostol is "like having an early miscarriage or a really heavy period," Planned Parenthood reports.
48% : According to Planned Parenthood, misoprostol can be used on its own for a medication abortion.
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