Louisiana is next on a list of states considering eliminating their tax on tampons.
Louisiana is next on a list of states considering eliminating their tax on tampons.
Louisiana is Next to Tackle the Tampon Tax
Infographic: Women only wrote 37% of reproductive issue stories
Looking at news coverage of reproductive issues over a one year period from 2014-2015, Women’s Media Center found an interesting disparity: over half of the bylines were written by men.
Looking at news coverage of reproductive issues over a one year period from 2014-2015, Women’s Media Center found an interesting disparity: over half of the bylines were written by men.
Missouri Bill Would Make Guns As Difficult to Access As Abortions
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One Missouri lawmaker has a novel approach to bring attention to the increasing number of abortion restrictions in her state: to make purchasing a gun just as difficult as obtaining a safe and legal abortion.
Ed. note: This post was originally published on the Community site.
One Missouri lawmaker has a novel approach to bring attention to the increasing number of abortion restrictions in her state: to make purchasing a gun just as ...
Quote of the Day: GOP threats to birth control are made up, says Ted Cruz
At a town hall event in Iowa, presidential candidate Ted Cruz responded to a question about making contraception available to women by calling Hillary Clinton the “condom police” and dismissing Republican attacks on reproductive rights as “made up nonsense.”
At a town hall event in Iowa, presidential candidate Ted Cruz responded to a question about making contraception available to women by calling Hillary Clinton the “condom police” and dismissing Republican attacks on reproductive rights ...
Quote of the Day: Jeb Bush says Planned Parenthood shouldn’t get a penny
Jeb Bush seems to have a pretty slippery definition of “women’s health.”
Jeb Bush seems to have a pretty slippery definition of “women’s health.”
Beyond the IUD: What you might not know about the contraceptive implant
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You may have heard of LARC — Long-Acting Reversible Contraception — but maybe not by that name. LARCs include IUDs (which you can read more about here), as well as the contraceptive implant.
This post was originally published on the Community site.
You may have heard of LARC — Long-Acting Reversible Contraception — but maybe not by that name. LARCs include IUDs (which you can read more about here), ...
Busting myths and calming fears: A doctor answers questions about the IUD
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So you’ve heard about the IUD (intrauterine device). You’ve heard some of your friends say, “I love it! No pills, no periods, no fuss!” You’ve had other friends say “Ew… something foreign in my body? No way!” As an obstetrician/gynecologist, I hear a lot of truths, but also a lot of misconceptions about this birth control method. So what is the real deal with IUDs?
Senators introduce bill to expand access to emergency contraception for rape survivors
Democratic senators have introduced a new bill to raise awareness about emergency contraception and make it available to rape survivors at federally funded hospitals.
The Emergency Contraception Access and Education Act of 2014 was introduced by Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.), with Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Cory Booker (D-N.J.) signing on as co-sponsors. The bill would ensure that any hospital receiving Medicare or Medicaid funds provides accurate information and timely access to emergency contraception for survivors of sexual assault, regardless of whether or not they can pay for it. It would also require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to disseminate information on emergency contraception to pharmacists and health care providers.
Democratic senators have introduced a new bill to raise awareness about emergency contraception and make it available to rape survivors at federally funded hospitals.
The Emergency Contraception Access and Education Act of 2014 was introduced by ...