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Updates | The Week of April 10, 2017

Derek Reinbold  //  4/16/17  //  Topic Update

President Trump signed into law a bill, aimed at Planned Parenthood in particular, that allows states to deny funding to Title X clinics (NYT).

  • The new law threatens to deny access to quality, affordable health care for millions, argues Christine Grimaldi (Rewire).
  • ICYMI: Leah Litman analyzed possible legal challenges to the bill last week for Take Care.
  • A congressional bill, H.J. Res 43, that has now passed both chambers of Congress will hurt access to public health, argues the ACLU. 

Health and Human Services may effectively eliminate contraception coverage under the Affordable Care Act through redefining what constitutes women’s preventative services, argues Christine Grimaldi (Rewire).

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