What last night’s abortion pill twist means for access — even in blue states
Here’s a look at the 5th Circuit’s decision and what happens next.
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What last night’s abortion pill twist means for access — even in blue states
Here’s a look at the 5th Circuit’s decision and what happens next.
Biden admin to shore up HIPAA to protect abortion seekers and providers
Advocates have long demanded data privacy improvements as doctors and patients fear prosecution post-Roe.
STDs are at record levels. It could get much worse.
People with already high risk for HIV could lose access to free PrEP and testing.
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Biden to open up Medicaid, Obamacare plans to DACA recipients
The proposed rule submitted by CMS amends the definition of “lawful presence” to include DACA recipients for eligibility for Medicaid and marketplace coverage.
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DeSantis Signs Six-Week Abortion Ban in Florida; Legal Fight Intensifies over Abortion Pill
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Biden admin to shore up HIPAA to protect abortion seekers and providers
Advocates have long demanded data privacy improvements as doctors and patients fear prosecution post-Roe.
STDs are at record levels. It could get much worse.
People with already high risk for HIV could lose access to free PrEP and testing.
The abortion pill rulings are scaring the FDA and drugmakers. Here’s why.
The ramifications from Friday’s decision for the FDA and the drug industry could be felt for decades.
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