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Applications include period-trackers and screening for cancer
More than two-thirds of obstetricians exercise ‘right to object’ to terminations
Acrimony at Stormont as meeting breaks up over procedural dispute
Terminations to be decriminalised this month if power-making executive not restored
Progressives set for victory as feared conservative backlash fails to materialise
Region has lagged behind rest of the UK on social issues
Former vice-president tries to win over an increasingly progressive and diverse party
Media companies threaten to boycott states such as Georgia over restrictions
Liberals weigh risks of losing Roe v Wade enshrining a woman’s constitutional right to abortion
Mariam Claeson, Coke and cannabis, the toxic school run
Measure sought to allow termination of pregnancy in first 14 weeks
Pierre Meulien of the IMI, price gouging, sick stories
New report reveals that fewer than 100 countries have a plan in place to stop overuse of antibiotics
Law and politics collide as the procedure’s legal status hangs in the balance
Video game addiction, drug review vouchers, tobacco ruling
Court rules it has no jurisdiction but five justices say law is incompatible with human rights
Theresa May already under pressure from party members to act on legislation
Ilona Kickbusch, tobacco breaks hearts, smart toilets
Female MPs say they backed DUP deal on the basis it would not influence social policies
MPs seek meeting with PM to push for action in wake of Irish vote
Downing St signals Northern Ireland should decide law after landslide Irish vote
A welcome victory that shows how much the Republic has changed
Government backs change but opponents say eighth amendment protects human rights
Ireland’s referendum to allow change to constitution is big test for prime minister
American ‘family values’ rhetoric would not go down well now among Irish voters
