A federal reproductive health rule can change how clinics operate, how patients obtain care, how providers interpret their obligations, and how agencies enforce existing rights.
If you are pregnant and do not have legal status in the United States, the federal government has made one thing clear…
For the first time in the United States, someone can walk into a pharmacy or shop online and buy a daily birth control…
Medicaid doula coverage has expanded rapidly, but enrollment in a benefit does not automatically translate into an…
For many LGBTQ+ people, the first barrier to fertility care is not a medical diagnosis. It is the wording of an…
The first birth control appointment can feel like a pop quiz you did not study for. A clinician may need to make…
A reproductive health bill can change public policy long before it becomes law—and disappear long before the public…