
Dobbs and Doctors
Of the more than 6,000 residents training to be OB-GYNs in the U.S., 43.9% are at programs in abortion-restrictive states and therefore will not have access to abortion training.
...moreOf the more than 6,000 residents training to be OB-GYNs in the U.S., 43.9% are at programs in abortion-restrictive states and therefore will not have access to abortion training.
...morePHP fellows and editors analyze how the decision to overturn federal abortion protection rolls back reproductive rights and affects health.
...moreLaws restricting abortion access don’t reduce abortions or the need for them, they unfairly limit who has access to them.
...moreIs cancer considered a medical exception in abortion bans? It’s unclear, and people in anti-abortion states are now left with few choices.
...moreJacqueline Ayers, Senior Vice President for Policy, Campaigns, and Advocacy for Planned Parenthood, has worked as a lobbyist and advocate to improve health care for over sixteen years.
...moreAll reproductive experiences should be supported whether they end in childbirth, miscarriage or termination.
...morePeople may think reproductive justice is synonymous with reproductive rights, but the two are distinctly and philosophically different.
...moreCrisis pregnancy centers are known for their anti-abortion work, but some also focus on preventing women from accessing contraceptives.
...morePublic Health Post Fellow Jori Fortson profiles Lynn Paltrow, who works to secure the human and civil rights, health, and welfare of all pregnant people.
...moreNicole Martin is a cofounder and director of political education at Indigenous Women Rising, an organization committed to reclaiming identity, culture, tradition, and language from colonialism.
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