In Hawaii, the use of abortion pills has tripled over the past decade, with more than three out of four abortions now performed chemically rather than surgically, according to 2026 state health data. Despite this trend, Planned Parenthood and other providers have not fully disclosed the risks, as a large study found that about 10.93 percent of women using mifepristone experience serious complications, while the FDA's official adverse reaction rate is under half a percent.
Read →Read Full Article →Planned Parenthood locations in Hawaii are now prescribing abortion pills to people who are not currently pregnant so they can keep the medication on hand in case of a future unwanted pregnancy. Fewer than 100 people have taken advantage of this option a month into the program, with providers noting the benefit for those who face difficulties accessing abortion services.
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View All Articles →A Planned Parenthood affiliate is offering “Just In Case Abortion Pills,” to women who aren’t even pregnant. These pills, currently offered in two states, Washington and Hawaii, are stocked up before pregnancy begins as an “advanced provision” in the event that an unwanted pregnancy oc... The post Planned Parenthood Offers ‘Just In Case Abortion Pills’ appeared first on The Human Life Review .
Read →By Judie Brown Planned Parenthood never ceases to amaze, or perhaps we should say scare, us. The most recent example of its disastrous rhetoric is its use of the phrase “just in case.” “Just in case” abortion pills is a new pilot project that Planned Parenthood launched in the states of Hawaii and Washington. The… Read More » Just in Case The post Just in Case appeared first on ALL .
Read →Contributor: ATTWN Staff Key Points: In a twist of events that is not surprising in the least, Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider, announced they are implementing its “Just in Case” abortion pill program in Washington and Hawaii, where it will sell abortion pills to anyone aged 18+, no matter whether they are pregnant or not. “They’re capitalizing on ... Read More
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See all (2) →The Hawaii Senate Health and Homelessness Committee advanced a resolution reaffirming the state's commitment to require hospitals to provide abortion care when necessary to stabilize patients under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA). Hawaiʻi Public Health Institute Policy and Advocacy Associate Kris Coffield supported the resolution, noting it addresses legal confusion and continues Hawaii's legacy of protecting reproductive rights, including laws that protect abortion access and bar out-of-state investigations of abortion providers.
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See all (6) →Hawai‘i is one of two states where Planned Parenthood offers 'Just in Case Abortion Pills,' allowing patients to obtain abortion medication ahead of pregnancy to have on hand if needed. This service aims to improve access for Hawai‘i residents, especially in rural areas, by enabling patients 18 or older to receive the pills via telehealth or clinic visits, providing a safety net amid changing reproductive health care landscapes.
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