Here are the major moves the Trump Administration has made so far affecting reproductive healthcare access.
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Reproductive health researchers found a rarely discussed "pathway" between the effect and its unexpected cause.
Leslie Kantor of the Rutgers School of Public Health, shared her insights on how women’s health may be affected by the election.
As a resident of Texas, one woman was too scared to tell her therapist about her abortion because of the state’s laws.
If the southwest Santa Rosa high school is selected to close next month, an annual average of 1,500 teens may be left without a nearby place to access their physical, mental and reproductive needs.
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