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The Moral Imperative to Ensure Access to Healthcare in a Changing Reproductive Health Climate
Access to contraception, receipt of quality medical care, and the ability of individuals to make their own reproductive decisions are critical elements of basic healthcare and health equity for all. The recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and related trigger laws have severely limited access to safe abortions in parts of the United States, especially for women with low incomes and women of color.
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Turning research into actionWho Benefits from Blanket Student Loan Forgiveness?
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Turning research into actionTwelve-Year Trends in US State-Level Contraceptive Access Policies
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Health Care Systems and ServicesWhether through Medicaid or private insurance, having coverage is consistently tied to improved medical care access
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