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Updates | The Week of April 17, 2017

 //  4/23/17  //  Topic Update

Undocumented women, who already often lack access to healthcare, will be especially hurt by a new law targeting Planned Parenthood, notes Tina Vasquez (Rewire).

The upcoming March for Science is an opportunity to stand up for the protection of evidence-based research, critical to the protection of reproductive rights, argues Lynn Paltrow (Rewire).

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