claim: says proposed anti-abortion legislation "would force women facing the most personal of health decisions to endure a transvaginal ultrasound."
author: ohio democratic party
evidence_1: jan 16, 2013 ... state abortion laws, many of which were enacted in the 19th and early 20th ...  social forces in the decades that followed – such as the fight for women's suffrage  and ... in roe, the more significant of the two decisions, the court ... to the point of  fetal viability – the point at which a fetus can survive outside the ...
evidence_2: says proposed anti-abortion legislation "would force women facing the most  personal of health decisions to endure a transvaginal ultrasound." — politifact  ohio ...
evidence_3: jun 30, 2015 ... women's rights activists have tuned in to see what the court would do ... carolina  better access to their rights of choice over health decisions. ... or view the fetus  via transvaginal ultrasound prior to abortion. ... so, texas law limits access to the  most commonly used procedure, ... marching against abortion.
evidence_4: says proposed anti-abortion legislation "would force women facing the most  personal of health decisions to endure a transvaginal ultrasound." — politifact  ohio ...
evidence_5: abnormalities or a risk to the woman's health and the woman already ...  reactions to mandatory ultrasound legislation requiring transvaginal ... for and  against designating these ultrasounds as rape. ... clarify the personal impacts of  these laws. .... setting, a transvaginal ultrasound will almost always display the  fetus more.