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Abortion
by Kimberly Robinson
We have made so much progress to protect abortion access in our state. We can’t let anti-choice candidates send us backwards.
Mike Rogers is the Republican running to represent Michigan in the U.S. Senate, and he!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
As an OB/GYN, I Can Tell You This Election Is A Patient Safety Issue
Sierra M. Starr, M.D.
In medical school, I learned how to deliver babies, perform surgeries, and support patients through hard times. I didn’t learn to write newspaper opinion pieces. But for the well-being and safety of the patients!-->!-->!-->…
I Stand With Gov. Whitmer on Protecting the Right to Access Safe Abortions. Do You?
by Nancy Wayne, Ph.D.
As a recently retired reproductive physiology professor and biomedical researcher of more than 25 years, educating the next generation of scientists, physicians and leaders has been my primary focus in higher!-->!-->!-->…
House GOP Block Dem Efforts to Vote on Abortion Access Bills
by Allison R. Donohue, Michigan Advance
During the first session since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade, House Democrats attempted Thursday night to bring bills to the floor for a roll call vote that would!-->!-->!-->…
Nothing Radical About Whitmer Fighting the GOP’s Anti-Abortion Extremism
by Susan J. Demas
Ten years ago, I was having a beer with a Michigan GOP consultant who informed me that liberals should stop all the fear-mongering because Republicans would never be dumb enough to outlaw abortion.
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OP-ED: Could Roe v. Wade Be Overturned?
by B. Jessie Hill | The Conversation
If you care about the future of abortion rights, now is a good time to worry.
A sweeping Supreme Court victory for pro-choice advocates last summer was quickly overrun by worries brought on by the…
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Women Must Have Access to Safe Abortions
Women Must Have Access to Safe Abortions and Contraception
My father-in-law graduated from Rush Medical School (now the U. of Illinois) in 1935.
Interning at Chicago’s Cook County Hospital he had patients who’d almost bled to death…