Reproductive Rights
Nonpartisan report finds biggest barriers to women’s health are from Wisconsin politicians – Milwaukee Independent

Nonpartisan report finds biggest barriers to women’s health are from Wisconsin politicians – Milwaukee Independent

According to the National Partnership’s report, Bad Medicine: How a Political Agenda Is Undermining Abortion Care and Access in Wisconsin, Wisconsin has a number of abortion restrictions that bear no relationship to medical standards; undermining health care providers’ efforts to provide the highest quality, patient-centered care; and taking decision-making away from women.

Nonpartisan report finds biggest barriers to women’s health are from Wisconsin politicians – Milwaukee Independent

The Supreme Court Should #EndTheLies – Ms. Magazine

“[This is] about the simple proposition that women seeking health care deserve the truth,” Debra L. Ness, the President of the National Partnership for Women & Families, said. “Women deserve unbiased information about their health care options. We have the right to transparent, truthful health information.”

Nonpartisan report finds biggest barriers to women’s health are from Wisconsin politicians – Milwaukee Independent

New Report: In a Large Majority of States, ‘Bad Medicine’ Abortion Restrictions Undermine Abortion Care and Access – MarketWatch – MarketWatch

“When anti-abortion lawmakers actively promote junk science and enshrine it into statute, women suffer,” said Sarah Lipton-Lubet, vice president for reproductive health and rights at the National Partnership. “Bad medicine abortion restrictions are the result of this kind of harmful, ideological policymaking, and it must stop.”