Technology changing access and outcomes in abortion debate
President Donald Trump has stood strongly behind the anti-abortion movement, and his Supreme Court picks have some questioning the future of abortion access. However, technology could be key to access, too -- for both sides of the abortion debate.
The room looks like an office. There are tables, chairs, a laptop and a cash register -- though that register isn’t for money.
The space is used for telemedicine abortions in Planned Parenthood’s Iowa City clinic.