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Abortion care is a form of health care (Viewpoint)

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I had two abortions within the decade when this procedure first became legal in the United States in 1973. A reader may wonder why: Was I a victim of incest, rape, or involved in an abusive or unsupportive relationship? Was I ignorant of the reproductive process? Perhaps my economic circumstances precluded my caring for another human being?

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Abortion care is a form of health care (Viewpoint)

9 days ago·Springfield, United States

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Afram News

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Black Maternal Mortality in Texas: Why Are Our Sisters Still Dying?

In 2025, Black women in Texas are still dying at alarming rates during childbirth. Despite advancements in medicine, systemic racism in healthcare continues to go unchecked. Whether it’s pain being dismissed or life-threatening symptoms ignored, our women are not being heard—or helped. Texas ranks among the worst states in maternal health, and Black mothers are bearing the brunt. Who’s standing up for us in the delivery room? The post Black Mate…

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With Arrest of Midwife, Texas Escalates Chilling Reproductive Rights Crackdown

The near-total abortion ban in Texas has already been deadly. A criminalizing crackdown will make mortality rates worse.

10 days ago·Sacramento, United States

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CatholicVote org

Texas woman says she was misled into chemical abortion by unlicensed midwife

CV NEWS FEED // A Houston woman said she was misled by a midwife into aborting her child in early March — the same midwife who… The post Texas woman says she was misled into chemical abortion by unlicensed midwife appeared first on CatholicVote org.

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thedailytexan.com

‘Arrest the Midwife’ highlights reproductive rights issue, lacks comprehensibility

Documentary feature “Arrest the Midwife” premiered at South by Southwest on March 9. The film spotlights a string of arrests against Mennonite Certified Professional Midwives, or CPM, midwives in upstate New York. For CPMs, unlike Certified Nurse-Midwives, which are known as CNMS, it remains illegal for them to practice midwifery in 13 states. The film showcases Mennonite women fighting for CPM legalization and the vital role CPM holds in their …

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