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Here is where you can still get an abortion, despite Roe v. Wade being struck down

By Shirin Ali

The Supreme Court last week issued a decision that overturned the constitutional right to seek an abortion. Many states are now taking steps to restrict or outright ban abortion following the decision. But there are many states that offer abortion, with state Medicaid and private health insurance plans required to cover the cost.

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Most voters concerned over climate impact of Supreme Court EPA ruling: poll

By Gianna Melillo

In a Supreme Court ruling issued Thursday, the justices limited the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) power by imposing limits on the agency's ability to curb power plant emissions. Environmental groups decried the decision, saying it will hamper President Biden's climate goals. A poll of likely voters earlier this month cited concerns over curbing the agency's regulatory power.

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California will offer health insurance to all undocumented immigrants

By Shirin Ali

California will become the first state to offer all undocumented immigrants, regardless of age, state-subsidized health insurance. It's expected to take effect in 2024 and it will make California the first state to achieve universal access to health coverage.

The expansion is expected to cover an additional 700,000 undocumented Californians.

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US begins testing a universal flu vaccine

By Gianna Melillo

A National Institutes of Health (NIH) clinical center in Bethesda, Md., has begun a phase 1 trial of a universal flu vaccine. Flu vaccine efficacy varies from year to year due to a host of factors. In an effort to better protect against influenza, researchers developed a whole-virus vaccine. Previous trials showed the vaccine was effective in mice, even against strains not included in its formulation.

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Feature of the Week: Pediatricians warn Roe v. Wade reversal has 'grave consequences' for teens

By Shirin Ali

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) warned that without the constitutional right to an abortion there could be grave consequences for adolescents nationwide, a population that already faces barriers to accessing comprehensive reproductive health care services — including abortion.

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