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Contraception crisis
Posted: Thursday, August 7, 2025
Contraception crisis
A cascade of recent policy changes in the United States has pushed women's reproductive health into crisis—both domestically and globally. From the dismantling of contraception research units at the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to the deliberate destruction of US-procured birth control supplies abroad, these actions are now thought to be jeopardising access to basic reproductive care.
Gonzales: How will government fund T&TEC?
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Extreme diving comes to Charlotteville this weekend
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