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Story No. 290: Dr. Jennefer from California
When I was in residency in California, I took care of Rita, a young Catholic mother of five. Rita was suffering from a serious heart […]
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Story No. 286: Dr. Jennifer from Baltimore
I am an obstetrician/gynecologist, and every day I see patients who rely on their insurance to pay for contraception. There’s Alice, who wouldn’t be able […]
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Story No. 285: Patient from Ohio
When I was eleven years old, symptoms of undiagnosed hypothyroidism, elevated adrenal glands, and polycystic ovary syndrome began to surface. I was frequently sick and, […]
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Story No. 283: Dana from North Carolina
I feel like I have a thousand stories of how I’ve used reproductive health care. Because I was born with female genitalia, it’s been part […]
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Story No. 282: Dr. Jennifer from California
My patient, who I’ll call Raquel, is age 23 and mother to a seven-year-old son. She had never been able to afford long-acting, effective contraception. […]
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Story No. 280: Dr. Kathleen from New York
As an obstetrician/gynecologist, I have had many patients like Jennifer (name changed), a 22-year-old Catholic mother of one. She decided to postpone expanding her family […]
PRH In the News
Thousands of women are invoicing Donald Trump for their birth control
Dr. Anne Davis talked to MarketWatch about the importance of protecting affordable contraception.
PRH In the News
Abortion is down — so the GOP’s coming for your birth control
Dr. Kristyn Brandi spoke to Salon for this piece about the falling abortion rate, the leaked White House memo supporting “fertility awareness,” and why access to contraception matters.