Reproductive Health and Justice Reporter
Carter Sherman is a Reproductive Health and Justice Reporter. He covers a range of topics including abortion, social issues, and the intersection of government and politics with health and wellness, focusing on legislation and legal affairs. Carter's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as VICE Media, The Guardian, and Yahoo News.
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A Texas woman has died after receiving inadequate medical treatment for a miscarriage, according to a new report from ProPublica – the fifth pregnant
By: Carter Sherman
Chris Peterson wasn't surprised that Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election.
By: Carter Sherman
Some in the US are reconsidering children, with fears over reproductive healthcare and the climate crisis front of mind
By: Carter Sherman
Lawsuit filed on behalf of abortion providers argues state’s 15-week ban is unconstitutional
By: Carter Sherman
Some U.S. families are reconsidering having children due to concerns over reproductive rights, healthcare access and climate change following the 2024 presidential election.
Bookings spiked by 1,200 percent post-election, and IUD signups more than octupled.
By: Carter Sherman
Planned Parenthood affiliates ask for strike down of near-total abortion ban and other limiting statutes in lawsuit
Providing abortions rarely paid the bills for Kwajelyn Jackson in 2024.
By: Carter Sherman
Lawsuit filed by state attorney general Ken Paxton against Dr Megan Carpenter will be first to test power of shield laws
By: Carter Sherman
More than two months after Missouri residents voted to add abortion rights into their state constitution and overturn the state's ban on the
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