Medication Abortion – Prioritizing Access in 2021 & Onward
Medication abortion is a common and important part of primary care…and access to safe abortion care will likely soon be[...]
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Medication abortion is a common and important part of primary care…and access to safe abortion care will likely soon be[...]
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California of the pioneers, peopled by progressivesof campsites with bear lockersof pines and berries of easy cilantro[...]
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Historic factors driving health disparities among the diverse Latino population in the U.S. include social determinants[...]
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As the largest system for primary care in the United States, federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) (and other[...]
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In the 1980s, a set of historical city maps resurfaced to reveal a hidden facet of our neighborhoods—the redlined[...]
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In January 2020, Tom was 61 years old when he was evicted from his home. In the following months, an already[...]
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Children are absolutely essential to the success of COVID-19 vaccination efforts, as children aged 0-15 years compose[...]
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Ms. B sits alone at home day after day, grieving. Ever since one of her loved ones died last fall in the midst of the[...]
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I am a young Arab American, born and raised in New York, yet this is the first year I am celebrating National Arab[...]
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