This country sees attacks against reproductive health, reproductive rights, and
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The Reproductive Health Act recognizes reproductive health care as a fundamental right.
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Certainly we've seen hostility towards reproductive freedom and reproductive autonomy, and we women know that our reproductive autonomy and our economic opportunity are absolutely intricately linked.
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Their reproductive health will suffer accordingly unless the escalating political assaults on reproductive rights stop.
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It's not only about abortion, it's about all aspects of reproductive health and reproductive justice.
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Mr. Comizzoli argued that, before developing assisted reproductive techniques, knowledge of reproductive traits is first needed.
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You've been working on a number of legislative efforts around reproductive health and reproductive justice recently.
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Women's reproductive rights are under assault: In 2015 alone, state lawmakers introduced nearly 400 bills and enacted 47 new restrictions on reproductive health care, according to the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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" In 22006, the Center for Reproductive Rights, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, and SisterSong released a joint report titled, "Reproductive Injustice: Racial and Gender Injustice in US Health Care.
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Diane Horvath-Cosper is an OB/GYN and reproductive health advocacy fellow at Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Access Reproductive Care - Southeast is a volunteer organization in 12 Southeastern states helping people access reproductive care.
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That includes breastfeeding which completes the reproductive cycle, allowing me to feed what my reproductive organs created.
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I was surprised by the government control on reproductive rights and the access to reproductive health care.
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Center For Reproductive Rights There's never been a more vital time to support healthcare — especially reproductive rights.
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For many years before joining the Center for Reproductive Rights, I wanted to be a reproductive rights litigator.
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Reproductive coercion is the control of a person's reproductive choices by another person, most often an intimate partner.
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As a reproductive health care provider, we hear from women everyday about the reproductive coercion they have experienced.
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Organizations like Spark Reproductive Justice, Sister Song, Access Reproductive Healthcare Southeast, Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equality, and NARAL Georgia, all work for pro-choice rights—and people inside and outside Hollywood can support them.
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"The clinics were masquerading as full service reproductive health clinics and deceiving women into thinking they could get bona fide reproductive health care," said Amy Myrick, a staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Though Azar's formal position on women's reproductive rights is largely unknown, reproductive health groups are roundly criticizing the pick.
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He spoke forcefully about the need for not just reproductive rights, but also what is known as reproductive justice.
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Reproductive justice is why Roberts named her organization the Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund and not the Mississippi Abortion Fund.
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Reproductive health advocates generally support teenagers talking to parents about reproductive health care if it's safe to do so.
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We will defend Medicaid and the right of Latinas to obtain comprehensive quality reproductive healthcare and exercise their reproductive freedom.
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National Institute for Reproductive Health honor Schneiderman was honored in May with the Champion of Choice award in recognition of his commitment to reproductive freedom, according to a news release from the National Institute for Reproductive Health.
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"This was the most intrusive piece of legislation in reproductive policy that I have ever seen in this country," said Sean Tipton, a spokesperson for the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, a professional organization for reproductive healthcare specialists.
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"Reproductive control takes away a woman's self-worth, self-esteem, and ability to have control over her reproductive intentions," Rowlands said.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights fights for women's reproductive freedom and access to safe, quality health care through litigation and advocacy.
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"People died before reproductive age, or at reproductive age, and took their genes with them when they did it," Lents says.
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Reproductive freedom is important to making this possible — and there is no reproductive freedom without access to safe and legal abortion.
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The idea behind the Local Reproductive Freedom Index is to encourage cities to establish more measures protecting access to abortion clinics, providing funding for reproductive healthcare, and offering comprehensive sexuality education in public schools, among other reproductive freedom policies.
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The left has largely stopped championing reproductive freedom — and in response, conservatives have been rolling back our reproductive freedoms at lightning speed.
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DTC reproductive health startups are helping customers avoid costly fertility consultations not covered by insurance — delivering reproductive insights straight to their door.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) has also put forth an extensive reproductive rights plan, including creating a White House Office of Reproductive Freedom.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights tracked nearly 22016 bills in 215 that would expand or improve access to reproductive health care services.
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Dr. Yashica Robinson is the medical director at Alabama Women's Center for Reproductive Alternatives and a board member of Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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But placing women's reproductive age between 15 and 49 is prevalent worldwide, she says, even though the actual reproductive age may begin earlier.
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Transgender men who aren&apost born with male reproductive organs, for example, could have more reproductive options if they received a testicle transplant.
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Many groups led by women of color that focused on "reproductive justice" (the marriage of reproductive rights with socioeconomic movements) have traditionally felt left out of the the most visible, and dominantly white-led, reproductive rights organizations such as Planned Parenthood and NARAL.
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Reproductive well-being in and of itself is multi-dimensional; but ensuring that all women — no matter who they are or where they live — have full access to the full spectrum of reproductive health services is without a question, foundational reproductive well-being.
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Reproductive justice advocates of color say that these kinds of comparisons are wildly offensive because of the brutal history of reproductive coercion in slavery.
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This Berlin digital health startup empowers women to take control of their reproductive health and collectively provides valuable insight on female reproductive health issues.
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"This country sees attacks against reproductive health, reproductive rights, and marriage equality every day — especially from every single GOP candidate for President," Laguens said.
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It simply aimed to give women the basics: Sexual and reproductive health care for what is, inarguably and biologically, a sexual and reproductive violation.
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"It is critical that we have justices who understand that American freedom includes reproductive rights and reproductive freedom, but that's not all," he said.
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Women's health care is not limited to reproductive care, but neither can reproductive health care be separated from the rest of women's health care.
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In late January, his case was taken up by the Information Group on Reproductive Choice, or GIRE, a nonprofit that advocates for reproductive rights.
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But actress Elizabeth Banks, who works with the Center for Reproductive Rights, says that reproductive rights are far more popular than we're led to believe.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights uses litigation and advocacy to fight for the rights of women to have access to quality reproductive health and resources.
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He is also the chair of the Board of Physicians for Reproductive Health and serves on the board of The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice.
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Brennan found that, as a result, some of the smaller ruddy ducks showed a reproductive delay, and took a longer time to reach reproductive maturation.
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You might worry that her failure to respect the reproductive autonomy of her husband derives from a generalized contempt for the reproductive autonomy of others.
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The potential health effects: Trasande said phthalates are associated with a number of reproductive issues, including decreased reproductive functions in men and endometriosis in women.
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Ellen SweetNew YorkThe writer is a former vice president of Physicians for Reproductive Health and a former communications director of the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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"Medicaid is absolutely essential to reproductive health care," said Adam Sonfield, senior policy manager at the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization that supports reproductive rights.
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"This bill is a deeply damaging to reproductive healthcare, as well as the doctor-patient relationship," the Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice said in a statement.
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These burdens deprive women of the right to make their own reproductive choices through the purposeful targeting and limiting access to abortion and other reproductive services.
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But, says Laura Jimenez, the executive director of California Latinas for Reproductive Justice, providing this compensation for survivors is a matter of reproductive and disability justice.
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If you want to help defend reproductive rights and women's healthcare Consider donating to Planned Parenthood, the Center for Reproductive Rights, the National Abortion Federation, the National Women's Health Network, NARAL Pro-Choice America, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health, and your local abortion fund.
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The nonprofit is working alongside state lawmakers, advocates for reproductive rights and partners -- such as the Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice, Latino Memphis in Tennessee and the Michigan Progressive Women's Caucus -- to push reproductive rights policies in more than a dozen states and DC this week.
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Washington (CNN)Beto O'Rourke introduced a plan Tuesday to protect women's reproductive rights and expand access to reproductive health care during a CNN town hall in Iowa.
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Joel Dodge is a staff attorney for judicial strategy at the Center for Reproductive Rights, working on innovative legal strategies to advance the current reproductive rights framework.
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But in the eyes of modern reproductive medicine, women over 35 are already "geriatric" and your particular meat cage prematurely teeters on the brink of reproductive death.
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The White House Office of Reproductive Freedom would be charged with "coordinating and affirmatively advancing abortion rights and access to reproductive health care" across the Booker administration.
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The National Taskforce on Women's Reproductive Mental Health is currently working to create a national, web-based curriculum that will increase access to education on reproductive psychiatry.
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Seven state legislative chambers flipped to pro-reproductive health majorities, and Kansas, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota joined the 21 other states with governors who support reproductive health.
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Legislation dealing with domestic violence, reproductive rights, reproductive health, reforms to the criminal code, and the more recent gender parity law were all proposed by women legislators.
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"Women of the guerrilla were fully aware of their reproductive rights to the extent that they were aware they had no reproductive rights," says Jorge Enrique Botero.
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What remains troubling to reproductive rights advocates, however, is that the new rule still seeks to create an actual physical barrier between abortion services and other reproductive healthcare.
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Reproductive rights advocates in the Philippines fought for more than a decade to pass the 2012 Reproductive Health Law, which guaranteed funds to provide contraceptives to the poor.
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Black women need our leaders to expand access to quality, affordable reproductive health care, support sexual and reproductive health education, and address the national crisis of maternal mortality.
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The third thing is reproductive justice, making sure that these populations have access to reproductive services and that there are policies out there that are just and equitable.
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The reproductive justice nonprofit's mission is to help educate black women on safe sex methods, AIDS prevention, and other reproductive health issues in the United States and beyond.
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Women of reproductive age may be about to discover the answer might be yes — and this could energize them to elect more Democrats who will support reproductive rights.
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I have championed women's rights, women's reproductive rights, my entire life and will continue as governor to ensure that New Hampshire does not go backwards on reproductive rights.
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As president, I'll create a White House Office of Reproductive Freedom, charged with coordinating and affirmatively advancing abortion rights and access to reproductive health care across my administration.
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Reproductive justice groups on the ground have long understood this and have centered their fight for reproductive freedom around the barriers that Black women face, including voter suppression.
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The National Institute for Reproductive Health found that in just the first six months of 2019, states enacted 94 bills intended to expand access to reproductive health care.
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Elizabeth Warren unveiled her own reproductive rights platform, calling for Congress to pass a group of federal laws protecting access to reproductive care even in the event Roe falls.
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Red Clocks by Leni Zumas, meanwhile, focuses closely on reproductive organs and the decisions women make in spite of laws that attempt to strip them of their reproductive rights.
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Reproductive coercion is broadly defined as "behavior intended to maintain power and control in a relationship related to reproductive health" by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG).
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But when "women's health" is used in place of "reproductive health," it ignores all the other people—with or without a uterus—who have reproductive health needs as well.
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"We continue to see progress in advancing reproductive human rights in a hostile global climate," said Lilian Sepulveda of the global legal program at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Reproductive rights advocates argue that the rule would hurt those seeking reproductive care and in the LGBTQ community, with the idea of religious liberty used to justify endangering patients.
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"Reproductive freedom or reproductive justice means that women decide the fate of our own bodies," Gloria Steinem, an honorary co-chairwoman of the march, wrote in an email message.
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In a huge move for reproductive rights, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte announced that the island nation would be providing reproductive health services and free birth control to millions of women.
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Among many new protections, the Reproductive Health Equity Act of 2017 requires insurers to offer coverage for reproductive health services at no cost, protect abortion rights even if Roe v.
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The new technique is offering fresh insights into this essential component of the female reproductive system, while also hinting at potential new directions for the treatment of various reproductive disorders.
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They observed reproductive traits, like male genital spine length and injuriousness, and the female defenses, including their immune systems and the volume of their reproductive tracts, with micro-CT scanners.
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And they often try to improve people's everyday reproductive health: The Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund, in Jackson, Mississippi, often hands out birth control, condoms, and Plan B. It's a lot.
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"Mississippi politicians' flagrant assault on reproductive rights will not go unchallenged," said Lourdes Rivera, senior vice president of US programs at the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a written statement.
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If this law is allowed to go into effect, there will be just one abortion provider left to provide reproductive care to an estimated 1 million women of reproductive age.
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"I think that certainly the doctor–patient relationship is based on trust," Dr. Diane Horvath-Cosper, a reproductive health advocacy fellow at Physicians for Reproductive Health, told Broadly earlier this year.
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Some REMS restrictions make sense, says Daniel Grossman, director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) and professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at University of California San Francisco.
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There are many people who do support women's reproductive freedoms but who aren't voting with value because they've become conditioned to believe that the landscape of women's reproductive freedoms is safe.
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Per a 2018 report by the National Institute for Reproductive Health, last year 27 states and the District of Columbia enacted legislation protecting and expanding reproductive rights, including access to abortion.
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Here, a boisterous group of reproductive rights activists gather to hold meetings, plan campaigns, marshal their resources, screen documentaries, make crafts, and organize campaigns to protect women's reproductive rights in Alabama.
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Shanahan recently helped to fund the to launch of research center focused on women's fertility and reproductive health, and also donated $7.4 million for grants for research into female reproductive aging.
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As the director of reproductive sciences, she's spent four years studying the reproductive systems of six female southern white rhinos at the institute's sister facility, the Nikita Kahn Rhino Rescue Center.
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Shortly after it passed the law was challenged in court by the American Civil Liberties Union, SisterSong Women Of Color Reproductive Justice Collective, the Center for Reproductive Rights and Planned Parenthood.
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They wore leggings in protest Anne Jarrett, a junior majoring in philosophy and gender studies, is also an activist at Irish 4 Reproductive Health, a campus advocacy group for reproductive rights.
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If people with male reproductive systems can declare themselves to be trans women, and trans women are women, then female reproductive systems no longer define the class of people known as women.
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Genevieve Scott, a senior staff attorney for the Center for Reproductive Rights said healthcare facilities could be intimidated into ending reproductive care and LGBT+ services altogether for fear of losing government funding.
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Reproductive rights advocates have played hardball on single payer, opposing plans that exclude reproductive care, and have successfully made abortion access a core tenant of the nation's highest profile single payer model.
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The Reproductive Health Equity Act would protect from federal rollbacks of the ACA, ensuring reproductive health services for all Oregonians, no matter how much money they earn and whatever their immigration status.
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"As an OB/GYN, I find it an honor to take care of women in all sorts of reproductive health situations," Carley Zeal, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health, tells Broadly.
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"At a time when reproductive rights are under attack, it is more critical than ever that we take bold steps to reaffirm reproductive rights for all Americans," Pressley said in a statement.
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Their medical records documented reproductive history, education, race and midlife health status, as well as when each woman began menstruating, when she went into menopause and the length of those reproductive years.
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How well those eggs or sperm work after stopping hormones is one of the biggest questions facing reproductive specialists, said Dr. Paula Amato, a reproductive endocrinologist at Oregon Health and Science University.
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" According to the Guardian, reproductive health advocates have responded to the study by pointing to the increase of "Republican-led budget cuts that decimated the ranks of Texas's reproductive health care clinics.
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"Rapid weight loss achieved by crash diets or excessive exercise is detrimental to reproductive outcomes during fertility treatments," British researchers concluded in a 2010 issue of the Journal of Human Reproductive Sciences.
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That's in part because prescribing an SSRI for PMS falls under a relatively new and lesser-known field called reproductive psychiatry, focused on psychiatric conditions associated with hormonal challenges and reproductive events.
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Cruz never fought the ongoing attacks on bodily autonomy and reproductive rights for people who can get pregnant in Alabama, nor has he criticized any other legislation stripping people of reproductive rights.
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The "freedom" and "choice" that Representative Paul Ryan and his male Republican colleagues highlight as the greatest pillars of their plan do not extend to women seeking reproductive freedom and reproductive choice.
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" Hal Danzer, a reproductive endocrinologist and co-founder of Southern California Reproductive Center, or SCRC, told me that the women who come in are "really excited about doing this for their careers.
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That's because during early pregnancy, endocrine-disrupting chemicals are affecting women in ways that could harm the reproductive development of their sons while they're in the womb, explains Swan, a reproductive epidemiologist.
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The Democratic Party in general has gotten stronger in its support for reproductive rights lately, thanks in no small part to the efforts of reproductive justice advocates pushing them to go on offense.
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But that's not necessarily the point right away, said Amanda Allen, the senior state legislative counsel from Center for Reproductive Rights, a legal organization that works to protect reproductive rights and abortion access.
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J.B. Pritzker on June 12 signed into law the state's Reproductive Health Act, which makes reproductive health care, including abortion, contraception, and maternity care, a fundamental right in the state, according to Guttmacher.
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On Wednesday morning, about 100 reproductive health care providers and advocates fanned out across the Illinois State Capitol to urge lawmakers to take up the Reproductive Health Act, which would protect abortion rights.
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Planned Parenthood also runs a chatbot for questions about reproductive health called Roo, a chat/text program, and other digital tools making reproductive healthcare and information accessible to as many people as possible.
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In March, the Alabama reproductive-rights scene was shaken when Parker, who had also worked in the Huntsville clinic since 2016, was accused by the reproductive-rights activist Candice Russell of sexual assault.
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I stand with those leading the fight for reproductive freedom and will continue to fight to protect the constitutional right to abortion and ensure that everyone has real access to reproductive health care.
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Much of the shift can also be attributed to the work of the reproductive justice movement — a branch of abortion rights advocacy that focuses on economic and racial inequality in reproductive health access.
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Yet the record shows how fast reproductive science can progress.
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Reproductive rights advocates say the wave is likely to continue.
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Sexual and reproductive health is a leading cause of death,
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She had emphasised women's rights, reproductive rights and gay rights.
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I want to make sure we have our reproductive rights.
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It's oppressive, draconian, and an infringement of women's reproductive rights.
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The "Handmaid's Tale" red robes in protests for reproductive rights.
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Women participate in a reproductive rights protest in Pittsburgh, 1974.
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" Lee quickly learned "reproductive health is an entirely different ballgame.
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Reproductive rights are also high on the agenda in France.
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It's been a big week for supporters of reproductive rights.
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These can do serious damage to a female's reproductive tract.
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As an #actuallivingscientist, I study the evolution of reproductive systems.
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Without reproductive resources, the colony will fold in no time.
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Hillary Clinton is no stranger to talking about reproductive rights.
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On that day, I was fighting for women's reproductive freedoms.
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Among women of reproductive age, the figure is 74 percent.
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These crabs' female reproductive tracts are still a mystery, though.
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Teresa K Woodruff is a reproductive scientist at Northwestern University.
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Guarantee reproductive health coverage in all forms of health insurance.
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Not much, unless you've got plans for Fido's reproductive future.
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Nonetheless, he's ready to pass laws restricting women's reproductive rights.
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Period and reproductive pain is often chronically undertreated and underfunded.
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Kaine's evolution on reproductive rights has followed a similar trajectory.
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That's disturbing given the current climate surrounding women's reproductive health.
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There was no mention of reproductive rights in the platform.
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But doctors and reproductive rights advocates have praised the legislation.
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The agenda addresses health and reproductive care in several items.
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Wade and argues to protect the reproductive rights of women.
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Scientists want to know more about reproductive development in general.
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Civil rights and reproductive health care advocates applauded Schneiderman's move.
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Conservation efforts are not assisted by the birds' reproductive habits.
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The time to fight for our reproductive rights is now.
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Cole, providing evidence in support of abortion and reproductive rights.
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Meanwhile, New York's policies on reproductive rights are startlingly regressive.
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LISA MALDONADO Executive Director Reproductive Health Access Project New York
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Why doesn't the American system prioritize good reproductive health care?
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Ignoring the principles of reproductive choice enshrined in Roe v.
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They are uncompromising supporters of reproductive freedom and LGBT rights.
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Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) at the University of California, San Francisco,
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We don't need to make people's reproductive decisions for them.
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Wade, and it's plagued the reproductive rights movement ever since.
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But after seeing a reproductive endocrinologist, her claim was rejected.
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Reproductive autonomy should be considered a basic form of freedom.
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His administration is attacking women's reproductive rights at every turn.
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These chemicals have been linked to cancer and reproductive issues.
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Apple's Reproductive Health can be a little difficult to use.
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Renee Bracey Sherman is a writer and reproductive justice activist.
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Women's reproductive rights will be under constant attack and eroded.
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A. I've written for years about gun regulation; reproductive rights.
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Wade, an irony not lost on proponents for reproductive choice.
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It takes eight or 10 years to reach reproductive age.
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Reproductive rights advocates are very happy about all of this.
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Support for reproductive freedom goes far beyond the Democratic base.
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Many people thought that the reproductive revolution had finally arrived.
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Watch: Drone Delivered Abortion Pills & the Fight for Reproductive Rights
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It's a historic moment for supporters of women's reproductive rights.
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Animal test results suggest potential reproductive, developmental and neurological effects.
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She has no known reproductive issues or urgent health concerns.
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The growths will typically begin during a woman's reproductive years.
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Laurie Bertram Roberts at the Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund's headquarters.
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We must stop excluding women based on their reproductive status.
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Insect queens are more like reproductive organs for their colonies.
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He supports reproductive rights, free trade and expanded health care.
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Ms. Sietstra is an advocate who focuses on reproductive rights.
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Cari Sietstra is a principal at Cambridge Reproductive Health Consultants.
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The stress over health care, including reproductive health, is high.
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BPAS sees 100,000 women per year for reproductive healthcare services.
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One challenge is the diversity of the female reproductive anatomy.
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Content Warning: This story contains sensitive details about reproductive violence.
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Others had broader demands, from reproductive rights to equal pay.
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The reproductive justice movement doesn't work only for abortion rights.
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The judicial nominees I will appoint will support reproductive rights.
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No Reproductive health care helps level the economic playing field.
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I also won't date someone who doesn't support reproductive rights.
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There are 1 million women of reproductive age in Louisiana.
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There wasn't one mention of reproductive rights the entire debate.
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Did you intend to make a statement about reproductive rights?
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Michelle Williams spoke up for women's rights and reproductive freedom.
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More research followed, finding urinary, lung, stomach and reproductive tumors.
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I feared for my reproductive rights, healthcare and overall safety.
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Both of these characterize philanthropist investment in reproductive health care.
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I plan on dedicating my life toward furthering reproductive justice.
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Governments have no business controlling the reproductive systems of citizens.
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But I'd add his attempts to undermine women's reproductive rights.
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Andrew M. Cuomo signed the Reproductive Health Act on Jan.
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Why look at reproductive health services in relation to Zika?
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Neither of Kasich's actions were surprising to reproductive justice advocates.
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Reproductive Health Services is the only abortion clinic in Montgomery.
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Look at the candidates and their position on reproductive rights.
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"He is tying eugenics to particular reproductive technologies -- here abortion -- instead of recognizing that eugenic laws robbed women of their ability to make their own reproductive decisions -- the state decided for them," Schoen said.
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"Nevada has a long history of trusting the women of our state to make their own reproductive health care decisions and protecting the right to reproductive freedom," Sisolak said at the bill signing ceremony.
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Opponents "are correct in sensing that women's equal status in society requires some measure of reproductive freedom, and some measure of reproductive freedom includes access to abortion, under at least some circumstances," she said.
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For starters, the Reproductive Health Equity Act currently being proposed in Oregon, would ensure that Oregonians are entitled to reproductive care, even if the Affordable Care Act is repealed as the GOP has promised.
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While the future of reproductive rights remains uncertain, we can take comfort in the fact that so many have been moved to action, including states that have stepped up to protect reproductive health care.
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A report from the Center for Reproductive Health and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health entitled Nuestro Voz, Nuestro Salud, Nuestro Texas surveyed the severity of the problem in the Rio Grande Valley.
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He also continued to parrot the Republican hypocrisy surrounding a woman's reproductive rights while distorting the truth on reproductive freedom bills in New York and Virginia, describing ghoulish, untrue situations the bills would allow.
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Because the Obama administration had such supportive sexual and reproductive health policies, the United States was able to partner with other donor governments, like the United Kingdom and Sweden, that also support reproductive freedom.
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"In this country we have a very long history that is very ugly and very deeply troubling of reproductive coercion," said Andrea Miller, president of the National Institute for Reproductive Health, an advocacy group.
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"Voters around the country flipped the U.S. House of Representatives to a pro-reproductive health majority, and key reproductive health champions were elected statewide," including the governors-elect in Michigan, Kansas and New Mexico.
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"We see this increasing understanding that people need access to reproductive health services and this feels like a definite step backwards when talking about medicines and vaccines, but explicitly excluding reproductive health," she said.
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"Since Pence has taken office as governor in Indiana, we have seen him sign restriction after restriction for access to reproductive health care," said Amanda Allen, a lawyer with the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Those companies totally redid their looks but failed to do so cogently: Airbnb's pretentious new logo, the "Bélo," aimed high but ultimately just reminded users of a combination of various reproductive and non-reproductive organs.
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The California Reproductive Freedom, Accountability, Comprehensive Care and Transparency Act, or FACT Act, went into effect on January 1st, 2016 to ensure that women in California, "regardless of income...have access to reproductive health services".
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When you eat lots of soy, it has the potential to disrupt estrogen-sensitive systems in your body, including the reproductive system (which includes the brain, the pituitary gland and the reproductive organs), says Patisaul.
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"[These birth control regulations] seem to be part of this larger effort to roll back women's health care, roll back access to reproductive options," said Diane Horvath-Cosper, a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Andrea Miller is the president of National Institute for Reproductive Health; and Jill E. Adams, is the executive director of the Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice at University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
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Women experienced abuse ranging from pressure over reproductive choices to deliberate sabotage of contraception to threats of violence if they did not comply, a review of studies in the journal "BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health" found.
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Heavy use of marijuana also affects the reproductive system, potentially stalling development of reproductive systems, leading to a lag in brain areas responsive to the male hormone, testosterone, as well as problems with sexual performance.
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Yet the specialty's two governing organizations, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine and the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, have not established any guidelines on whether treatment should be declined on the basis of weight.
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Mr. Castro, meanwhile, made a point of calling for "reproductive justice," which emphasizes the socioeconomic dynamics that make it harder for women of color and other marginalized groups to get abortions and other reproductive services.
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Planned Parenthood claims to be the largest provider of reproductive health services in the United States, offering sexual and reproductive health care, education and outreach to nearly 5 million women, men and adolescents annually worldwide.
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"It automatically excludes the LGBTQ+ population," says Dr. Mark Leondires, a reproductive endocrinologist who founded the resource Gay Parents To Be and co-founded of the American Society For Reproductive Medicine's LGBTQ Special Interest Group.
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There's no reason we shouldn't be talking about our reproductive rights.
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The 2016 presidential candidates also have strong opinions about reproductive rights.
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Ovarian cancer is the most lethal of reproductive cancers in women.
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Groups that support reproductive were quick to blast the new law.
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Looking for more stories about the continuing fight for reproductive rights?
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Toti of the Center for Reproductive Rights, representing those challenging the
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Male reproductive tracts can be physically damaged by long-term infection.
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Thank you for your long-standing leadership on reproductive justice, Senator.
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The clinic also provides education about birth control and reproductive health.
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Look, I want to protect a woman's right [to] reproductive freedom.
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Wade, this news likely won't assuage women's fears around reproductive rights.
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Even when it comes down to contraceptives and other reproductive rights.
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Reproductive health care is an essential part of that health care.
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The year in reproductive rights is off to a dangerous start.
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Needless to say, the future of reproductive rights looks pretty bleak.
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Of course, women's concerns go beyond equal pay and reproductive freedom.
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Reproductive rights groups vowed to sue as soon as Alabama Gov.
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Argentina has a long and particular history of violating reproductive rights.
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Then we had to pay another $2500 to our reproductive clinic.
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I stand against the latest attack on reproductive health care. Period.
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A woman speaks at a reproductive rights demonstration in Pittsburgh, 19703.
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I make no bones about where I stand on reproductive rights.
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The Supreme Court agreed, to the dismay of reproductive rights advocates.
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Reproductive health care providers have been bracing for this for months.
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Baker's well known for his support of reproductive rights and healthcare.
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But reproductive justice is actually about so much more than that.
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Her championing of reproductive rights isn't limited to American borders, either.
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Read our guide to defending reproductive rights and abortion access here.
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Reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, workers' rights, and more are at stake.
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It did not specify the number of females in reproductive age.
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This is the Trump administration's latest attempt to dismantle reproductive rights.
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This effect was especially pronounced for votes relating to reproductive rights.
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We hear from one in four customers about their reproductive health.
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Jay Inslee did not address reproductive rights on his campaign website.
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Hypothetically, there would be exponential reproductive boons for women-only populations.
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The impact on women's reproductive rights and sex lives is immense.
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Either way, reproductive rights advocates are expecting an ugly time ahead.
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The undersea reproductive race is sometimes lost before it has begun.
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Scaffold for growth Ovaries are essential to the female reproductive system.
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Going to the gynecologist is an important step in reproductive health.
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Maybe it's education, maybe it's reproductive rights, maybe it's the economy.
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The fact the reproductive rights are coming up again, it's ludicrous.
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Like rubella, the Zika virus is closely intertwined with reproductive health.
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Reproductive rights, women's rights, LGBTQ — it's not just that one thing.
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The Sad Truth About Why We're STILL Fighting For Reproductive Rights
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has also called for reproductive reforms.
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It can affect women's reproductive organs, and can be extremely painful.
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She went on to become an activist in reproductive health work.
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Democrats and reproductive health advocates were outraged at the Zika bill.
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It would have given her some control over her reproductive health.
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There's nothing in your reproductive tract that needs to be detoxed.
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They've also helped dissolve the stigma associated with assisted reproductive technology.
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Thank you for your long-standing leadership on reproductive justice Senator.
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There is no single religious view on matters concerning reproductive health.
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I won't let our commonwealth go backward on reproductive rights. pic.twitter.
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In a sadistic nationwide legislative binge against women's basic reproductive rights.
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"Reproductive healthcare is as personal as it is critical," California's Rep.
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Difficult questions surely arise when reproductive rights conflict with religious beliefs.
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Reproductive justice advocates are fighting back, but it's an uphill climb.
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She's also talking a lot about women's issues, including reproductive rights.
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And I respect the decisions they make about their reproductive health.
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Eventually, I broke down and went to see a reproductive endocrinologist.
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Reproductive rights' advocates, meanwhile, didn't hesitant to condemn the Colorado judge.
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That's where a specialized reproductive lab in Northeast Florida comes in.
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One of them, Ovarin, is touted to improve women's reproductive health.
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The war on women's reproductive rights is thriving in conservative states.
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Texas is not exactly a friendly place for women's reproductive rights.
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Reproductive health is serious, but condoms are almost guaranteed giggle-inducers.
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Trump wrote about giving birth, touching on her husband's reproductive squeamishness.
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But to reproductive rights advocates, "settled law" is far from reassuring.
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It's been a bad few weeks for supporters of reproductive freedom.
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A previous version of this article misnamed a reproductive health nonprofit.
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That translates into lower reproductive rates and lower rates of survival.
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We discussed mythology, social justice and even her own reproductive health.
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Recently a new window has opened up onto our reproductive desires.
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The reproductive well-being of future generations hangs in the balance.
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Sexual and reproductive health is a big part of human identity.
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Reproductive health clinics have endured over 180 arsons since Roe v.
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The magazine featured discussions of equal rights, contraception and reproductive choice.
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Its main focus is advocating reproductive rights in the United States.
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Their fund, Access Reproductive Care-Southeast, began operating in May, 22017.
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And we've also had a conversation about abortion and reproductive rights.
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Klobuchar and Warren gave moving answers on abortion and reproductive rights.
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Advocates of reproductive rights acknowledged that prospect was a real one.
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So Inslee's climate was Kirsten's reproductive rights and paid family leave.
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Worse, Burstein says, many of those women are of reproductive age.
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Russo, and the stakes could not be higher for reproductive rights.
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The tests provide a small snapshot of a woman's reproductive health.
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Policies concerning reproductive rights were the exception to the bipartisan support.
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Testicles have both hormonal and reproductive functionsThe testicles serve two purposes.
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Kate Grindlay Kelly MSPH, is an associate at Ibis Reproductive Health.
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The crisis for male reproductive health seems to begin in utero.
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You cannot separate some of these conditions from reproductive health services.
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Dr. Croft's team thinks reproductive conflict may also underpin human menopause.
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We welcome today's announcement by PEI Premier MacLauchlan on reproductive services.
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Speakers at Reason Rally advance admirable goals: pluralism, reproductive rights, tolerance.
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This last obstacle, reproductive health experts say, is a huge problem.
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The initiative, called the Local Reproductive Freedom Index, used 37 unique policy indicators to calculate whether these cities are advancing reproductive freedom on several categories — including support for young people's reproductive healthcare and families' finances and healthcare, access to abortion clinics, and coverage and funding for healthcare such as family planning or prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
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"I not only have the more valuable and sought after sexual identity, but I also have complete control over my reproductive choice and in many ways over the reproductive choice of the opposite sex," they add.
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That's made even more obvious by an updated report from the Center for Reproductive Rights and Ibis Reproductive Health, which found that in states where abortion already has restrictions, the health of women and children suffers.
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"Anxiety affects the gastrointestinal tract and is often associated with nausea/vomiting in the non-pregnant population," says Alison Reminick, a reproductive psychiatrist and director of the women's reproductive mental health program at UC San Diego.
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" DR. DIANE HORVATH-COSPER, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ADVOCACY FELLOW, PHYSICIANS FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH "Transgender children are often rejected by their family and peers, harassed, traumatized and abused, and are at a higher risk for depression and suicide.
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"A right means very little when we can't afford the health care we need," Kimberly Inez McGuire, executive director of Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity (URGE), a reproductive rights group focused on young people, told Vox.
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Reproductive rights groups put up the billboards reading "Abortion is Freedom" to remind people that abortion is not illegal and is protected by law, said Cristina Parker, a spokeswoman for the Lilith Fund for Reproductive Equity.
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Reproductive rights groups put up the billboards reading "Abortion is Freedom" to remind people that abortion is not illegal and is protected by law, said Cristina Parker, a spokeswoman for the Lilith Fund for Reproductive Equity.
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Time cited Ailbhe Smyth, Grainne Griffin and Orla O'Connor of a reproductive rights group instrumental in Ireland's vote to repeal its anti abortion laws, and Dr. Leana Wen, head of the U.S. reproductive rights group Planned Parenthood.
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"Unfortunately, many communities do not have a glut of general reproductive health care providers just waiting around to serve patients," said Kelly Baden, interim senior director of US policy and advocacy at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Indeed, after shelling out $1,500 for tests run by a reproductive endocrinologist to get a better picture of her own reproductive health, Vechery set out to create similar tests that one needn't be a Rockefeller to order.
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But a study published this year found that providers focused on reproductive health care, like Planned Parenthood, offered a wider range of family planning services and higher quality care than centers without an emphasis on reproductive health.
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Whether you like to show your support for reproductive justice on the state house steps or on your campus quad, Urge makes it easy to organize your campus community in the fight for reproductive and gender equality.
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Monday's event was not the first time that Mr. Cuomo had called for a constitutional amendment on reproductive rights, but, like the Reproductive Health Act, it was the first time such a call was actually politically viable.
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"Anti-choice activists in Congress and the White House used a pandemic response to target sexual and reproductive health care and its providers," said Clare Coleman, President and CEO of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association.
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I will create the Office of Reproductive Freedom and Reproductive Rights in the White House and make sure we begin to fight back on a systematic attempt that's gone on for decades to undermine Roe v. Wade.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights then challenged the law in court and eventually won, one of the biggest victories for the reproductive rights movement of the decade: the 2016 Supreme Court case Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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"Looking ahead to the next administration, it is imperative to understand just how limited access to reproductive care already is for many American women, especially low-income women," said the foundation in its reproductive health care report.
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"I am the only candidate here who has passed a law protecting a women's right of reproductive health and health insurance," he said, saying health insurance companies should not be allowed to deny women's reproductive choice rights.
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"The one place they do it is women's reproductive rights," she said.
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It puts a tremendous amount of pressure and reproductive burden on women.
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Now, this confusion itself has become yet another barrier to reproductive care.
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The buy complements LabCorp's own women's health and reproductive genetics testing products.
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Genes are always testing themselves to see if they bring reproductive value.
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Becerra—deals with California's Reproductive FACT Act, which was passed in 2015.
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First among them: You can't have women's empowerment without women's reproductive freedom.
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States are passing laws that are systematically stripping away women's reproductive rights.
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Loretta Ross, 51, is a major figure in the reproductive justice movement.
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Demonstrators show their support for Planned Parenthood and reproductive rights on Feb.
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Demonstrators voice their support for Planned Parenthood and reproductive rights on Feb.
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South Koreans of reproductive age now prefer girls to boys (see chart).
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Young men and women at a reproductive rights demonstration in Pittsburgh, 21970.
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Medicaid is "absolutely essential to reproductive health in this country," Sonfield said.
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The phrase "sexual and reproductive health" was cut from the final resolution.
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Reproductive rights advocates were thrilled that the Oregon Senate approved the measure.
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For example, exposure can cause cancer or harm an animal's reproductive organs.
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Some are reproductive prodigies, having many children with more than one partner.
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Work is already under way to develop principles for editing reproductive cells.
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Wild pandas, however, have reproductive rates similar to that of other bears.
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But, as in past debates, abortion and reproductive rights went largely unmentioned.
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Booker, it's also men's jobs to get involved in defending reproductive rights.
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Advancing reproductive health care rights like access to abortions and birth control.
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The first is reproductive freedom for women; the second is LGBTQ rights.
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In other words, it's a part of the green algae's reproductive cycle.
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Granny is proof that killer whales live long beyond their reproductive years.
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Democrats will be ready to defend health care and women's reproductive freedom.
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Cline retired from his medical practice at Reproductive Endocrinology Associates in 2009.
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What's clear is that we stan a queen who supports reproductive rights.
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Some reproductive rights advocates remain deeply frustrated that Clinton would pick Kaine.
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First, surely severe, suicidal depression couldn't possibly have been a reproductive advantage.
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They then matched them to genetic variations contributing to greater reproductive success.
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Already, since the 2016 election, fundamental reproductive liberties have been repeatedly attacked.
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This could further lead to adverse reproductive and developmental effects or cancer.
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Willie Parker, Board Chair of Physicians for Reproductive Health, also weighed in.
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All those obstacles make it unconstitutional, says the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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The gateway to all this reproductive knowledge is painted in millennial pink.
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"Maintaining good blood pressure is important even beyond reproductive health," she said.
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Reproductive cloning is accomplished through a technique called somatic cell nuclear transfer.
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Chemotherapy and radiation can often have damaging effects on the reproductive system.
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The happenings of her reproductive system belong to no one but her.
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So, what can you do if you want to protect reproductive rights?
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Hellerstedt, a major reproductive rights case decided by the court in 2016.
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Lauren Rankin is a New York-based writer and reproductive rights activist.
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We see this practice in the development of the reproductive justice movement.
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Rauner is committed to protecting women's reproductive rights under current Illinois law.
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It mimics the menstrual cycle through reproductive hormones produced by the ovary.
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These organizations provide reproductive health care to poor women around the world.
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All women deserve equal pay, a safe work environment, and reproductive choice.
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We can't work on sexual and reproductive health without integrating human rights.
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These jobs are considered too dangerous for women and their reproductive health.
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That's because women's socioeconomic success is intrinsically tied to their reproductive lives.
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Refugees, terrorism, and reproductive rights also topped the list for both groups.
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JENNIFER DALVEN Director Reproductive Freedom Project American Civil Liberties Union New York
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We must go forward to ensure full reproductive justice for all women.
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Reproductive Health Services, that they would vote to overturn the landmark ruling.
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I moved to Texas in 2013 to get involved in reproductive rights.
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Reproductive health care is an incredibly basic, essential need, especially for women.
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The New York-based Center for Reproductive Rights sued Mississippi in 2012.
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Women veterans are even more limited in their options for reproductive care.
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Reproductive Options, or NRO, an abortion fund that serves Oregon and Idaho.
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But he is only personally pro-life; legally, he supports reproductive freedom.
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The Zika virus lingers in semen, the reproductive fluid that contains sperm.
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The American Society of Reproductive Medicine has recommended guidelines for gestational surrogates.
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Beijing Conference on Women in 1995 as part of a progressive reproductive
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The issue has nagged at specialists in reproductive medicine for some time.
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And we're most certainly not celebrating the rollback of women's reproductive rights.
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But these topics form the core of reproductive health in this country.
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Women around the world are also at serious risk of reproductive coercion.
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We work to assist women in fulfilling their reproductive goals and choices.
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Andrew Cuomo after signing New York's Reproductive Health Act on Tuesday night.
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Another hot-button issue involves unused reproductive assets like embryos, Scroggin said.
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But first, I just can't let "enemies of reproductive rights" slide by.
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That's another reason reproductive rights supporters say that storytelling is so important.
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"It is more of reproductive health education than sexual education," she said.
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The law was challenged in court by the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Queen bees are particularly threatened, which means lower reproductive rates for colonies.
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Reproductive rights are under attack as much as they ever have been.
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They also thought that higher education would ruin a woman's reproductive organs.
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It's up to us to protect reproductive care from the ground up.
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Among abortion-rights supporters, there's been an increasing awareness of reproductive justice.
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But a woman's reproductive system is either her own or it isn't.
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Some might see it as an uprising against giving women reproductive rights.
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Andrew M. Cuomo is calling for state law to protect reproductive rights.
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Flattening the curve is an attempt to get that reproductive number down.
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What she really cared about, she said, were education and reproductive rights.
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The source was Gina Bartasi, not the Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology.
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It also has a stark reminder of the importance of reproductive freedom.
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Reproductive freedom isn't only about the ability to access safe, legal abortion.
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Rao's record has been sufficient for reproductive rights groups to oppose her.
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Those that survive severe entanglement generally die prematurely, their reproductive lives shortened.
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KATHRYN MCCLELLAN The writer is a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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Potential threats to reproductive health are another recent strike against e-cigarettes.
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Several organizations are working to defend the reproductive rights across the country.
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What's your outlook on the future when it comes to reproductive rights?
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But reproductive health groups and many doctors say the reverse is true.
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What it taught me about the deeply personal nature of reproductive choice.
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I was traumatized by three miscarriages and scared of future reproductive problems.
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Infertility affects more than one in 10 women of reproductive age worldwide.
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One reason may be the rise of effective contraception and reproductive technology.
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And there is good evidence of some worrying effects on reproductive health.
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Many of the procedures patients are requesting are related to reproductive health.
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In epidemiology, this is called the basic reproductive number or R zero.
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Title X has helped millions of patients obtain essential reproductive health care.
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Overnight, 3,000 patients lost their reproductive health care and family planning services.
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"Look, the Bush administration was not friendly to reproductive rights," she said.
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Pro-abortion rights groups cast reproductive health issues as an economic concern.
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The need for reproductive health care including safe, legal abortion is dire.
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Getting comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care as a woman is hard.
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The meme was applied to issues like reproductive rights and domestic abuse.
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Accordingly, this law isn't truly about "Reproductive FACTs" but about free speech.
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The Center for Reproductive Rights has already promised a fight in Mississippi.
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Pro-choice advocates support the right of everyone to choose reproductive options.
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Pro-life advocates assert their right to choose reproductive outcomes for everyone.
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Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court case that established reproductive rights for women.
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It does not want women to have access to comprehensive reproductive care.
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"This is pretty scary," says Swan, who has long studied reproductive health.
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Regarding reproductive coercion, it's so great that you asked about that specifically.
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Nevertheless, reproductive and women's rights campaigners said it was a positive step.
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However, Michelle Williams made a rousing feminist acceptance speech about reproductive rights.
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Wade, reproductive rights have become a major issue in the 2020 campaign.
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To win, the party can't advocate for economic populism without reproductive justice.
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The Democratic debates started out well for people concerned about reproductive health.
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Elissa SerapioSan FranciscoThe writer is a fellow with Physicians for Reproductive Health.
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He invited her to appear with him at rallies for reproductive rights.
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The Cycle, a column on women's reproductive health, appears regularly in Styles.
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She visited a reproductive endocrinologist who suggested that she try I.V.F. now.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, Democrat of New York, signed the Reproductive Health Act.
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Ubiquitous contraception, for one thing, has altered the fundamentals of reproductive roles.
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Menashi was not asked about abortion or reproductive rights at his hearing.
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This is true even if he supports reproductive rights and equal pay.
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This omission has been a source of frustration for reproductive rights advocates.
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As Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) advances, the psychological issues surrounding it proliferate.
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Whatever 2017 has in store for reproductive rights, it will be eventful.
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As we've seen, the GI tract and the reproductive system are linked.
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The legacy of these infringements on reproductive rights is still visible today.
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"My goal with these actions isn't just to undo the damage the Trump administration and Republican state legislatures and governors have caused," Booker said, "but to affirmatively advance reproductive rights and expand access to reproductive care for all."
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Husband, not wife, had reproductive issues While Ngila allegedly attacked her because they weren't able to have children, a hospital in Nairobi said Mwende was fertile and it was her husband who had reproductive issues, Daily Nation reported.
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The Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice (RCRC) is a national organization that brings together pro-choice faith leaders and summons the moral force of religion to protect reproductive choice by offering access to abortion, sex education, and contraception.
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It is underscored by a blatant lack of regard for reproductive freedom and the idea that the right to reproductive self-determination under the law is inextricably linked with a woman's status as an equal member of society.
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As many as one in four women between the ages of 18-45 who sought primary care said they had ever experienced reproductive coercion, according to a review in the journal BMJ Reproductive & Sexual Health published in January.
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I became an Ob/Gyn because I believe that educating a woman about reproductive options and providing her with reproductive health care can positively and profoundly impact her life, as well as the lives of those around her.
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But when assisted reproductive technologies are, on the whole, applied more invasively to women's bodies, only adding to the mindset that women bear the responsibility for reproductive problems, I can't help but feel angry and resentful as well.
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Clinton has struggled to connect with younger voters, who polls show place less of a priority on reproductive rights as an issue — either because they feel morally conflicted about it or because they take reproductive rights for granted.
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HRA Pharma in Paris is partnering with advocates and experts from Ibis Reproductive Health, an international nonprofit research organization for reproductive health, to start the process of bringing an over-the-counter oral contraceptive to the US market.
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The couple entered a contract for IVF through The Christ Hospital and its affiliated Greater Cincinnati Institute for Reproductive Health, which the lawsuit says later split into two entities: the Institute for Reproductive Health and Ovation Fertility Cincinnati.
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Organizations that advocate for reproductive rights have been receiving calls from individuals asking about whether they are still allowed to get abortions, according to Drucilla Tigner, reproductive rights strategist for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas.
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"While [reproductive justice] might only be coming into the public consciousness over the last decade or so, it's been around much longer than that," Destiny Lopez, codirector of the reproductive justice group All Above All, told BuzzFeed News.
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And it's why many people might praise Kasich for being "moderate" on reproductive rights for signing the 20-week ban and vetoing the six-week ban — even though Kasich's record on reproductive rights really isn't moderate at all.
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O'Rourke would "protect the full spectrum of reproductive health care through insurance coverage" and create "a universal health care system that includes coverage for the full spectrum of reproductive healthcare, including access to contraception and abortion," the release added.
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"These infections indicate people are taking risks with their health, with their sexuality and with their reproductive health," said Dr. Melanie Taylor, lead author of the report and medical epidemiologist at the WHO department of Reproductive Health and Research.
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Planned Parenthood has also faced critiques from reproductive justice advocates who say the organization hasn't done enough to acknowledge the role of women of color in the movement, or to challenge Democrats who make political concessions on reproductive rights.
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" The Reproductive Health Act, which is effective immediately, protects the "fundamental rights of individuals to make autonomous decisions about one's own reproductive health," including to continue a "pregnancy and give birth to a child, or to have an abortion.
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"The administrative and bureaucratic burden" of separating reproductive health out of those operations "is staggering," Ehlers says, noting that monitoring and complying will lead to a dramatic chilling effect on reproductive health because groups will be afraid of missteps.
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" He also promised to create an Office of Reproductive Freedom and Reproductive Rights in the White House to "make sure we begin to fight back on a systematic attempt that's gone on for decades to undermine Roe v. Wade.
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And on Tuesday night she also noticed many 2020 Democrats shy away from using the word "abortion," instead preferring terms like "reproductive healthcare" and "reproductive freedom," which some say is a way of avoiding talking straightforwardly about the procedure.
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That's why we tapped reproductive expert Dr. Nicole Noyes, MD, System Chief for Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility and Director of Fertility Preservation at Northwell Health, to shed light on everything solo moms need to know before starting fertility treatments.
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Yellowhammer is planning to support other aspects of reproductive rights, like doula care, she said, and hopes to build new "reproductive justice centers" designed to compete with anti-abortion pregnancy centers by providing things like diapers and pregnancy tests.
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In her rebuke, Clinton doubled down on her commitment to defending reproductive rights.
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Organizations committed to supporting reproductive rights need your backing now more than ever.
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The bottom line: You should discuss reproductive rights with your family and friends.
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Wade, but he also voted against federal protections for reproductive clinics against violence.
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The disease hits hardest among adults of reproductive age who are otherwise healthy.
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But now, at 71, she fears for our reproductive rights under Trump's administration.
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It's been part of my life's work to work on women's reproductive freedom.
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The final rule drew immediate condemnation from several civil and reproductive rights groups.
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The presence of indole in nematode worms, for example, doubled their reproductive span.
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He should promote comprehensive reproductive health care, not undermine existing access to care.
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His universal health care plan, BetterCare, would cover reproductive health care, including abortions.
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I imagine a world in which people's reproductive decisions are respected and supported.
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When reproductive rights advocates talk about "bodily autonomy," this is what they mean.
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If you're a champion of reproductive rights, volunteer at your local Planned Parenthood.
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Globally, breast cancer is the top cancer diagnosis in women of reproductive age.
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Wade issue and other reproductive rights is very concerned about what will happen.
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I've seen what happens when women don't have access to reproductive health services.
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Cuomo signs reproductive rights executive order ahead of Trump&aposs Supreme Court pick.
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"Parents are not involved in the reproductive process of their children," he said.
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No young woman needing reproductive freedom has ever murdered a roomful of strangers.
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More important than winning competitions or even more important than finding reproductive partners.
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The NIRH tally also included other measures involving reproductive health care and contraception.
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Related Video: Looking for more stories about the continuing fight for reproductive rights?
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And black women's struggles with reproductive health care are not limited to abortion.
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" The reproductive part of a mushroom is called a "volva," not a "vulva.
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Reproductive coercion like this, many people pointed out, is a form of abuse.
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The plants should begin flowering next week as they enter the reproductive stage.
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It would affect women and reproductive health — and not in a good way.
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Hellerstedt, in which Center for Reproductive Rights challenged two Texas abortion-restricting laws.
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Along with reproductive health, Tisdale has recently been opening up about mental health.
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Workplace dramedy The Bold Type has examined sexual assault, reproductive health, and immigration.
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But for reproductive rights supporters, the argument should raise many red flags nonetheless.
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Next, we turned to two startups that are focused on male reproductive health.
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Kaine also has a history of supporting reproductive rights, despite his personal beliefs.
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Take action today to make sure women's reproductive health isn't put in danger.
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And sexual and reproductive education must be a topic in Brazil's public schools.
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Booker released a plan to create a White House Office for Reproductive Freedom.
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That's a big difference, one that gives cannibalized males a distinct reproductive advantage.
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An estimated 5.4 million women in Texas are of reproductive age, CRR says.
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But that's not the only problem for reproductive rights advocates the study revealed.
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But, like all issues in reproductive care, it depends on where you live.
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Whereas males were primarily concerned with reproductive success, no matter the physical cost.
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I want to seize this opportunity to support women's access to reproductive healthcare.
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This decline in abortions is happening amid other positive trends in reproductive health.
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As we enter hour 2, still no mention of abortion or reproductive freedom.
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All we learned about was reproductive anatomy and the very basics of sex.
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If you care about reproductive rights, now is the time to find out.
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They shed their post-reproductive life the way we shed our prehensile tails.
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Democrats are currently fighting Kavanaugh's nomination over health care and women's reproductive rights.
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Meanwhile: Health organizations say abortion should be available as needed for reproductive health.
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Conversations about reproductive rights took center stage as the women's movement gained momentum.
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It was celebrated by women's reproductive rights activists, healthcare advocates, and even celebrities.
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Until then, it could be used to treat infertility and other reproductive issues.
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What would you tell women who are on the frontline defending reproductive rights?
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Details of Booker's plan: Nominate judges who would uphold reproductive rights in court.
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" Another accused the reproductive health organization of "illegal trafficking of aborted fetal parts.
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Trump was referring to New York's Reproductive Health Act, which passed last month.
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And there are still things you can do to protect your reproductive rights.
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Activists for reproductive rights are using some of the tools of their opponents.
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Reproductive rights advocates and health providers say House Bill 481, which Republican Gov.
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Instead, the massive reproductive rights organization is now relying on limited emergency funds.
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These days, Charo said no one is really researching reproductive cloning for humans.
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At the time, hysteria was defined as a disease of the reproductive organs.
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Presuming that female reproductive organs make women behave irrationally is rude and sexist.
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The hats became something of a uniform for women's and reproductive rights advocates.
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Goodbye reproductive rights, hello religious intrusions in our govt, healthcare, life, bodies. pic.twitter.
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Margaret Atwood's handmaidens gather to demand the #txlege stop restricting reproductive rights pic.twitter.
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The public at large should be better educated about reproductive health in general.
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Fundeco started to provide reproductive health care, including midwifery and new medical clinics.
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Read: The President of Planned Parenthood Opens Up About Fighting for Reproductive Rights
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But her post raises an important point about birth control and reproductive health.
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Women's reproductive health researchers and activists have praised the decision as a victory.
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Screenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Reproductive health tech is going through some growing pains.
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The Satanic Temple is continuing to fight the good fight for reproductive rights.
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He also isn't exactly known for his track record on women's reproductive rights.
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Brigitte Amiri is a senior staff attorney for the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project.
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Wade, the state of reproductive rights in America are in a tenuous position.
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They are random mutations that humans notice and then reinforce through reproductive control.
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VICE News examined three that could result in pivotal decisions for reproductive rights.
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Participants targeted Trump on issues including women's healthcare, reproductive rights and civil liberties.
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The Trump administration is getting more creative with its attacks on reproductive rights.
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Maya Rupert is senior director for policy at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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Some hospitals have found creative ways to reconcile religious interests and reproductive emergencies.
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If Semen Displacement Theory holds, this would make sense from a reproductive standpoint.
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We must repeal the Hyde Amendment and secure reproductive care for all women.
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They should receive access to all forms of reproductive care at no cost.
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Oregon lawmakers expanded access to reproductive health coverage through state-run health plans.
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Reproductive rights are a matter far from settled in some states, like Texas.
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Others mentioned having to answer questions about their reproductive plans in job interviews.
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Reproductive coercion can take the form of threats, physical violence, or emotional manipulation.
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Our nation's courts are a key battleground in our fight for reproductive freedom.
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Fertility treatments stand alone as a reproductive right that still reinforces conventional norms.
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And researchers did so over decades, tracking a concurrent decline in reproductive markers.
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We have a large percentage of the population in the reproductive age group.
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"Governor Kasich should veto any bill that infringes upon reproductive freedom," he said.
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The massive reproductive health organization stands to lose tens of millions of dollars.
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Several reproductive health groups, including Planned Parenthood, have sued over the rule changes.
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In the just-released reports, the "Reproductive Rights" section has been eliminated altogether.
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Would they have urged the use of certain reproductive technologies, or forbidden others?
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We need everyone to be engaged in this assault on our reproductive rights.
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And yet Republican lawmakers deny this connection and the importance of reproductive care.
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With Kavanaugh, reproductive rights advocates worry Trump could make good on that promise.
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The National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association and ACLU also sued the administration.
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"The American Society for Reproductive Medicine puts out guidelines on compensation," Levine says.
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Donate what you can to local organizations fighting for women's reproductive health. 11.
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It's a very common experience in the life of women of reproductive age.
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Parker's experience has shown him the secret behind the battle for reproductive rights.
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Are you seeking symbolic vengeance for any recent violations of your reproductive rights?
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Issues like reproductive rights, discrimination, and the pay gap affect all of America.
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The identification requirement is just the latest blow to reproductive rights in Texas.
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It has done so previously on other politically controversial topics, like reproductive health.
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The Reproductive Health Drugs Advisory Committee's disapproval was not to do with safety.
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Reproductive health includes everyone and therefore the onus needs to be on everyone.
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"Abortion is an essential part of women's reproductive health," campaign supporter FPA said.
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The world is welcoming the largest generation in history to its reproductive years.
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We'll update this story as other states move to protect free reproductive healthcare.
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Brigitte Amiri is a senior staff attorney with the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project.
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High ethylbenzene levels in blood have been linked to reproductive problems in animals.
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He released a reproductive health care plan on Saturday, and as the Rev.
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We have challenges in this country involving sexual violence, reproductive health, gender equity.
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It was a moment that many reproductive rights activists were happy to see: .
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The Center for Reproductive Rights estimates that roughly 21 states would outlaw abortion.
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Abortion is about women's ability to control their reproductive, financial and educational futures.
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Wade were overturned, according to a report by the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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"Amphibians—frogs in particular—have numerous and absolutely fascinating reproductive strategies," said Rödel.
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"Large mammals have slow reproductive rates," Benítez-López told Motherboard in an email.
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Of course, a yes—it's hard not to see Joey Ryan's reproductive merits.
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It also provides STD testing, prenatal appointments, and other types of reproductive healthcare.
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Reproductive desire seems like a big subject to have been bypassed by researchers.
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There's very little good research on the reproductive risks of many lab chemicals.
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Reproductive rights advocates are still gearing up for a huge fight in 2019.
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Mr. Trudeau has been an outspoken proponent of women and their reproductive rights.
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Demographic experts warn that it will be difficult to change people's reproductive behavior.
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Wade, Democratic-controlled legislatures can enshrine women's reproductive freedom in their own laws.
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Harris has run ads focused on reproductive rights, criminal justice, and health care.
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It's already drawing heavy criticism from groups like the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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But this disease was killing the most productive and reproductive parts of society.
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"God bless Kamala," said Cory Booker, praising Kamala Harris for discussing reproductive rights.
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It's the fourth debate, and the candidates are finally talking about reproductive rights.
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And like so many American women of reproductive age, I've had an abortion.
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Torres' chemotherapy caused a "significant drop in her reproductive function," the documents say.
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I will push to pass federal legislation that protects access to reproductive care.
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Andrew would consider executive actions that enabled the protection of women's reproductive rights.
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But somehow excluding female reproductive organs, the brain, and the teeth are acceptable.
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The bill passed in 2012, becoming the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act.
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Under Mr. Kasich's leadership, Ohio has been especially aggressive in restricting reproductive rights.
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Now is time for us to unite together and expand reproductive health care.
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The business of reproductive healthcare is certainly not for the faint of heart.
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It is an invasive pest with a voracious appetite and remarkable reproductive talents.
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Nancy Northup, president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, in her Manhattan office.
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And reproductive justice is about the ability to raise children to become adults.
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This rule will harm LGBTQ patients and all patients seeking reproductive health care.
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But this isn't a news story about the latest rollback of reproductive rights.
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Andrea MillerNew YorkThe writer is president of the National Institute for Reproductive Health.
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She opens up about her struggles with reproductive health in the song "More."
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Mr. Sanders himself has a solid track record on supporting women's reproductive choices.
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The same is true for access to high-quality, voluntary reproductive health care.
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It could also seriously limit people&aposs access to assisted reproductive technologies altogether.
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I support women's reproductive freedom; he is an ardent foe of abortion rights.
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The most common organ system with queries from patients was the reproductive system.
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Fortunately, many companies see sexual and reproductive healthcare benefits as a no-brainer.
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"Hopefully it's a female, because we need more reproductive-age females," he said.
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It is not clear whether the Reproductive Health Act will affect his case.
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There has been some effort to secure women's access to reproductive health care.
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Women in urban areas tend to have easier access to reproductive health care.
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Reproductive medicine experts in the US also consider these drugs reliable and routine.
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But when it comes to reproductive health care, the bill sponsored by Sens.
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One recent example is New York's Reproductive Health Act, which passed in January.
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The "disability" part of the law is especially alarming to reproductive rights advocates.
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Environmentalism, reproductive rights, and horror at the upcoming Trump presidency are frequently discussed.
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How do you get better reproductive education into a conservative medical school syllabus?
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Henry Cuellar voted to defund sanctuary cities and reproductive services for women's health.
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This measure was added to the ballot following the passing of the Reproductive Health Equity Act of 2017, which required insurers in the state to provide coverage for abortions and an array of reproductive health services at no cost to patients.
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Dr. Daniel Grossman, a professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences at the University of California at San Francisco and director of Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health, told Refinery29 earlier this year that existing scientific research disproves Trump's comments.
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And now the Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR), along with reproductive rights advocates in Mississippi, are fighting back with a mega-lawsuit challenging dozens of anti-choice laws in the state, some of which have been on the books for decades.
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The necklace costs retails for $380, and 30 percent of the proceeds will be donated to Physicians for Reproductive Health, an organization that works to improve access to comprehensive reproductive health care, including contraception and abortion, especially for economically disadvantaged patients.
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The National Institute for Reproductive Health, a group that seeks to broad access to reproductive health care, blasted Trump's choice of Kavanaugh on Monday, issuing a statement moments after that announcement that warned that, if confirmed, he would put Roe v.
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Dr. Anne Davis, an obstetrician/gynecologist and the consulting medical director of the reproductive health advocacy group Physicians for Reproductive Health, saidthat pretty much all of her patients Thursday talked about the retirement and what it could mean for women's health.
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"My goal with these actions isn't just to undo the damage the Trump administration and Republican state legislatures and governors have caused, but to affirmatively advance reproductive rights and expand access to reproductive care for all," Booker said in a statement.
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Becerra, the court overturned a basic California consumer protection law, the Reproductive FACT Act, that requires these centers to post a notice on whether they are medically licensed, as well as of the existence of reproductive care options in the state.
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While IVF births have increased over the past four decades, rates of twins and multiple births have declined, according to the report from the International Committee Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies, a nonprofit that disseminates global information on assisted reproductive technologies.
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Leah Kaye, formerly a reproductive endocrinology fellow at the Center for Advanced Reproductive Services at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine, told me about a patient at the clinic, Elizabeth (not her real name), who is 38 years old.
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If the law is upheld, just 10 abortion providers are expected to survive in a state home to 5.4 million women of reproductive age, according to the Center for Reproductive Rights, which is among the groups working to overturn the measure.
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Strengthening women's access to sexual and reproductive health and rights -- including reproductive health care and comprehensive sexuality education -- brings multiple dividends, ranging from life-saving health care to women's control over whether and when to have children, and how many.
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Overall, reproductive health advocates say the new policy is part of a larger pattern by the Trump administration of compromising the reproductive rights and health of immigrants and people seeking to come to the US, many of them people of color.
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He is currently working in Shanghai as a visiting professor at Shanghai Jiatong University School of Medicine, and also serves as the chief of reproductive medicine at Ruiwen Healthcare International InVitro Fertilization in the department of reproductive medicine in Renji Hospital.
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And, according to research, birds who fall in love usually have more reproductive success.
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The ovaries contain a woman's reproductive eggs and secrete the hormones estrogen and progesterone.
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False pregnancies in dogs are caused by high levels of reproductive hormones during estrus.
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Hopefully these programs help make reproductive assistance more accessible for those who need it.
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Reproductive technologies would allow humans to bypass sex, but they are not risk-free.
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Abortion and women's reproductive rights is an issue that is so important to me.
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McConnell busied himself with legislation that would significantly chip away at women's reproductive rights.
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Meanwhile many reproductive justice organizations have also released statements in reaction to the announcement.
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Both survived their pre-Roe procedures and neither suffered consequences to their reproductive health.
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Cole — its most important reproductive rights case in almost 221 years — in early March.
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It's challenging to overstate the potential ominous impact of these appointments on reproductive health.
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Now Brazil has taken an important step forward in the battle for reproductive rights.
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"Their reproductive tract basically goes dormant when they're not in heat," says Dr. Zabell.
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Click this link to learn how to fight for reproductive rights around the country.
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And the ability for the properties of those objects to influence their reproductive rates.
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Prisoner physicians then surgically removed the reproductive organs of some of the radiation victims.
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The Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health study had data from 558 women.—Motherboard
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Reproductive medicine and technology has given couples dealing with infertility more options than ever.
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This research can promote our understanding of reproductive development, of the development of diseases.
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" She added: "At a time when women's reproductive freedom hangs by a thread, Rep.
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In her own reproductive pursuits, she has relied on other trans women for knowledge.
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Other than that you'll find little information to broaden your sexual or reproductive knowledge.
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I am the beneficiary of living in a country that afforded me reproductive rights.
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And I've been an advocate for women's reproductive rights since I was a teenager.
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The Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund helps women get abortions when they can't afford them.
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Organized labor, environmental protections, and civil and reproductive rights are crumbling before our eyes.
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Side effects from endocrine disruptors can cause developmental, reproductive, neurological and immune system problems.
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But, an Alabama court decision offered reproductive rights advocates a big victory last week.
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Now the acclaimed producer wants to use her storytelling skills to improve reproductive rights.
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ROSA, the group for Reproductive rights, against Oppression, Sexism and Austerity, staged the action.
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But what locale is best for your uterus and reproductive health as a whole?
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The movement for reproductive freedom was a movement for full citizenship status for women.
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Giant pandas have low reproductive rates and Mei Xiang has had several false pregnancies.
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The natural ebb and flow in your reproductive hormones may also affect your bladder.
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Sex education in Brazilian schools typically includes little discussion of sexual and reproductive rights.
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"We are seeing all over this country women's reproductive rights under attack," he said.
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Reproductive rights did get a substantive discussion in a debate in June, when Gov.
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In the United States, abortion providers are relatively scarce outside of reproductive health clinics.
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Its purpose is to destigmatize abortion and strengthen support for access to reproductive care.
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If enacted, this legislation would worsen the reproductive health care crisis in our state.
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"In mild cases, basic assisted reproductive techniques such as IVF can help," said Melnick.
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Fiorina had not spent so much time lecturing other women about their reproductive choices.
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Sexual and reproductive rights for all women, poor and rich, must be taken seriously.
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Massachussets took a preemptive measure to protect reproductive rights in the event Roe v.
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The final draft obtained by CNN contained no reference to sexual or reproductive health.
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They dissected and photographed the crabs' reproductive systems and observed them with a microscope.
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A bunch of white males in a room, signing a bill about reproductive rights.
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For thousands of years, women have been oppressed specifically because of their reproductive biology.
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Erika A. Christensen is a patient advocate for reproductive rights in New York state.
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Those rates have been climbing with the closing of women's health and reproductive clinics.
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Some of us are past our reproductive years, but carry the disappointment with us.
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Do you care whether women can access abortion and other critical reproductive health services?
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Canine Brucellosis can be transmitted to humans and other animals through contaminated reproductive fluids.
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