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• 08.01.23 | Maternal care deserts overlap with lack of abortion access, analysis shows
• 07.01.23 | Medicaid Beneficiaries Often Lack Primary Care Access to Contraception, Especially LARC
• 05.17.23 | As Laws Restricting Health Care Surge, Some US Physicians Choose Between Fight or Flight
• 03.12.23 | Missouri is one of the deadliest states for giving birth. Its abortion ban may make that worse
• 01.06.23 | Changes in the Clinical Workforce for Contraception and Abortion Care
• 01.01.23 | Reproductive Health Workforce May Look Different in 10 Years
• 01.01.23 | What Will Happen to the Reproductive Healthcare Workforce?
• 11.14.22 | COVID Limited Number of Health Care Providers in Abortion Services
• 11.01.22 | U.S. seeing loss of physicians providing contraceptive services, study suggests
• 09.01.22 | An Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill Could Be a Game-Changer
• 06.24.22 | Analysis: The Long-lasting Health Care Effects of Overturning Roe v. Wade
• 06.24.22 | The Reversal of Roe v. Wade Will Make Abortion More Expensive and Harder to Access
• 05.19.22 | Some Clinics are Bracing for a Huge Influx of Patients if Roe v. Wade is Overturned
• 05.04.22 | Roe v Wade Reversal Would Rock Ob/Gyn Residencies
• 04.25.22 | Birth control methods inaccessible to some New Yorkers
• 03.23.22 | Does the US Have Enough Abortion Providers?
• ​03.23.22 | Few PCPs Provide Abortion Services in US, but New Care Strategy May Increase Their Role
• 09.03.21 | Contraception Workforce Varies Widely Across US