“A Proportional Response? Abortion Exceptionalism, Telemedicine, and the COVID-19 pandemic in Great Britain.”

An invited contribution to a volume, this chapter expands on the bioethical and legal concept of proportionality by applying it to abortion telemedicine in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the chapter, Dr Lucía Berro Pizzarossa and I argue that to assess proportionality of abortion telemedicine as an intervention, we must first understand abortion access & restrictions in non-pandemic conditions. The book is titled, “Proportionality: A Guiding Principle in Public Health Law, Ethics, and Policy” and is edited by Nikola Biller-Andorno, Julian W. März, and Corine Mouton-Dorey. It will be published by Oxford University Press. [forthcoming, expected publication ???]

As part of a team, I am lead author on an article exploring the impact of COVID-19 on abortion access in Poland. [under review, co-authored]

Another co-authored piece (second author), we reflect on the troubling assumptions and ideas that underpin contemporary LARC programmes. [reviews received]

Building on the concept of “reproductive governance”, I offer a critical re-reading of India’s abortion and population policies. [single authored]

Co-authored piece exploring time and temporalities in abortion care trajectories [co-authored, in preparation]