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Makes sense, 24 hours to make a decision is plenty.
And of course women should be taking pregnancy tests daily just in case.
Even if you caught a pregnancy at the 15 day mark a lot of the paperwork and diagnosis will mark that as the 4 week mark. The clock sort of officially starts from your last period so for the first two weeks-ish of a pregnancy you aren't ACTUALLY pregnant.
There isn't really a functional 15 day abortion option because the earliest you can catch a pregnancy is at official week four. Conception itself is really hard to track exactly so they just tag the whole thing to the last obvious biological proof a person wasn't pregnant.
Which means this isn't a "get thee to a doctor" move. It's a "they know this fact is essentially no different in function than a full ban but it kinda sounds like it's not if you never did your homework ."
You bet! Maybe they can add chemicals right into the toilet water so it changes color for a + test.
I'm sure they could make testing chemical tablets just like the cleaning tablets.
That actually sounds kind of cool.