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Abortion Pill Access Threatened as Justices Take Narrow Appeal
December 14, 2023
Sara Rosenbaum told Bloomberg Law that the Supreme Court could decide the medication abortion case by determining that the plaintiffs don’t have standing.
Women’s Health Issues Releases Equity-Focused Resources for Authors
November 30, 2023
Women's Health Issues has released two new resources for authors as part of the journal's work to advance equity in academic publishing.
APHA Panel Discusses Pharmacists' Role in Contraceptive Care
November 20, 2023
Julia Strasser was one of three panelists at an American Public Health Association annual meeting panel on pharmacists and contraceptive care.
Which Primary Care Providers Offer Family Planning Services? Study Reports on Facility and Clinician Characteristics
November 10, 2023
The Editor's Choice study in the Nov/Dec Women's Health Issues examines provision of family planning services by primary care providers.
Julia Strasser Speaks at UCLA
October 26, 2023
Jacobs Institute Director Dr. Julia Strasser gave two presentations at the UCLA School of Public Health about family planning topics.
First detailed U.S. scientific integrity draft policies get mixed responses
October 23, 2023
Liz Borkowski spoke to Science about how the Department of Health and Human Services could improve its draft scientific integrity policy.
Researchers Update a Postpartum Depression Prevention Intervention for the COVID-19 Context
September 18, 2023
The new Editor's Choice study in Women's Health Issues describes the adaptation and pilot testing of the Mothers & Babies intervention for immigrant Latinas.
Maternal Care Deserts Overlap with Lack of Abortion Access, Analysis Shows
August 1, 2023
Julia Strasser spoke to ABC News about the combination of abortion bans and maternal care deserts.
Medicaid Beneficiaries Often Lack Primary Care Access to Contraception, Especially LARC
July 1, 2023
Contraceptive Technology Update reported on findings from a study by Julia Strasser's team on contraceptive services in primary care for Medicaid beneficiaries.
