As reproductive justice advocates have alerted, the landscape for individuals pursuing abortion services has become perilous following Roe v. Wade's overturn. This environment is exacerbated by laws that encourage reporting by non-professionals, including friends and family, coupled with expanded authorities’ access to digital data. A recent survey of healthcare providers indicates significant threats to patient privacy, making individuals vulnerable to legal scrutiny. Research illustrates potential scenarios, emphasizing the challenges faced by patients and the critical need for robust privacy protections amidst heightened legal risks.
In the post-Roe era, people capable of pregnancy face growing threats due to new laws that incentivize reporting perceived abortion-related activities, escalating privacy risks.
Our survey highlighted the need for awareness in reproductive healthcare, demonstrating how patient privacy is increasingly compromised by laws compelling providers to reveal sensitive information.
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