Immigrant women need health coverage, not legal barriers
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Dramatic Gains in Insurance Coverage for Women of Reproductive Age Are Now in Jeopardy
Fewer U.S. women of reproductive age were uninsured in 2016 than in 2013
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Current Threats to Reproductive Health and Rights: Our Latest Analyses
State Governments Should Help Preserve and Improve Family Planning Under Medicaid
Why Protecting Medicaid Means Protecting Sexual and Reproductive Health
Despite Leaving Key Questions Unanswered, New Contraceptive Coverage Exemptions Will Do Clear Harm
States Must Act to Shore Up the Federal Contraceptive Coverage Guarantee
No One Benefits If Women Lose Coverage for Maternity Care
How Dismantling the ACA’s Marketplace Coverage Would Impact Sexual and Reproductive Health
Toward Equity and Access: Removing Legal Barriers To Health Insurance Coverage for Immigrants
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