Debates over anti-abortion laws have raised common myths about abortion. These are the facts.
It's not just Alabama and Georgia. More states are considering bills that would make virtually all abortions illegal at 6 weeks or less.
But with the debates comes a lot of misinformation about abortions. Here are some of the most common myths, and the facts behind them:MYTH: Women can still easily get abortions within the legal time frameGeorgia is one of the latest states to enact a so-called"heartbeat law," meaning virtually all abortions are illegal once a heartbeat is detected.
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