Emma Anderson

Comms for global health & women's health and lover of Boston Terriers. She/her

[UAW 4811 @uaw_4811]

Today, everyone knows who's got the power.
Now it's time for @UofCalifornia to settle fair contracts with all 48,000 workers who make this University run.
@UAWonStrike #FairUCnow
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[Alina Salganicoff @a_salganicoff]

With #RoevWade overturned, the federal standard regarding abortion access ends. Now it is up to states to decide. Many will fully ban abortion, some will restrict access through new/expanded restrictions without a full ban, and others will protect and expand abortion.

[KFF @KFF]

Most US adults (79%) oppose making it a crime for women to get abortions.

80% oppose making it a crime to cross state lines to access abortion.

Majorities oppose those policies even in 17 states where abortion would become illegal if Roe were overturned
https://t.co/7IDTrVJcwZ

[Cynthia Cox @cynthiaccox]

Abortion at the Supreme Court:
Here's a collection of infographics, briefs, and videos to understand the implications of Supreme Court overturning #RoeVWade, from @KFF
https://t.co/epewyWjRhz

[Alina Salganicoff @a_salganicoff]

People will still seek abortions whether you ban them or not. Our mothers & grandmothers risked their lives to get abortions. 2 generations of women have been able to get safe & legal abortions. Will their daughters be given the same choice to shape their future and their lives?

[Alice Miranda Ollstein @AliceOllstein]

BREAKING: FDA is lifting the in-person dispensing requirement for abortion pills, clearing the way for the pills to be available at pharmacies and by mail https://t.co/UGjPayRuzC

[KFF @KFF]

NEW: The impact of a Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade could be felt immediately in many states, KFF's @laurie_sobel explains.

Our short video explores how a case the court heard today could fundamentally change #abortion access in the U.S. https://t.co/aZFQU5l2Sy

[KFF @KFF]

The Supreme Court on Wednesday will hear oral arguments in an #abortion case that directly challenges the longstanding precedent Roe v. Wade.

🧵 Our analysis examines possible rulings in a case that may significantly reshape abortion access in the U.S.
https://t.co/gRK8MEvVl1

[KFF @KFF]

Two major #abortion cases at the Supreme Court. A revamp of #TitleX. Paid leave in the balance.

REGISTER HERE for our upcoming web briefing on current issues affecting women's health, and send in your best questions for our Women's Health Policy Team: https://t.co/gJ0oksHPkh

[Alina Salganicoff @a_salganicoff]

New Webinar: #Abortion, #familyplanning, #maternalhealth care, & #paidleave all affect women's health and wellbeing.

Join the @KFF Women’s Health Policy team to learn about how the Courts, Congress, & state laws are shaping the future of #womenshealth

https://t.co/t2ZnZKQ3Jp

[KFF @KFF]

NEW: The Supreme Court on 12/1 will hear Mississippi's request to overturn Roe v. Wade, the decision that established the constitutional right to #abortion.

We review potential rulings in the case & what they could mean for the future of abortion.
https://t.co/OWpAuEYK4W

[Laurie Sobel @laurie_sobel]

The Supreme Court on Monday will two hear cases about SB8, the Texas law that has resulted in a near total shut down of abortion services for people in the state since SCOTUS allowed it to take effect in September. Here's what to know about these cases: /1

[Alina Salganicoff @a_salganicoff]

Happy to announce that we are launching our updated & upgraded @KFF State Profiles for Women's Health. An interactive dashboard with the latest statistics & policies on key women’s health issues, like #abortion & #Medicaid coverage for all 50 states & DC
https://t.co/MbHiA5oQzw

[Megan McAndrews @SincerelyMDM]

@XfinitySupport Where in their account can a customer unsubscribe from a subscription like STARZ?

It's absurd (and borderline illegal in CA) that I have to chat live with an agent to cancel a recurring charge made accidentally and without an agent involved. 🧵

[julie rovner @jrovner]

The House just passed the Women's Health Protection Act, which would write abortion protections into federal law. This is the culmination of an effort that began in 1989. It won't pass the current Senate, but this is a big deal for supporters of abortion rights.

[KFF @KFF]

The House on Friday is expected to vote on a bill that seeks to protect #abortion access ahead of a major Supreme Court case that could affect abortion rights.

Here’s what access to abortion looks like in the United States: (1/9)

[Tradeoffs @tradeoffspod]

🏛️ NEW EPISODE 🏛️

The Supreme Court just declined to block a controversial abortion ban in Texas.

Now an even bigger abortion case looms on their docket.

We dive into the latest legal action on #abortion with @laurie_sobel and @a_salganicoff.

https://t.co/znzorSKKMs

[Hillary Clinton @HillaryClinton]

The vaccines are protecting millions of people from COVID-19. Encourage a friend or family member to get vaccinated today. https://t.co/8GqYmEYRQ6

[Jen Kates @jenkatesdc]

NEW: We reviewed state data on breakthrough events. Take home: these are extremely rare. Among states w/data, >9 in 10 cases, hospitalizations, deaths were among those unvaccinated/not fully vaccinated. w/@LindseyH_Dawson @Emma__Anderson @annarouw @joshmich @_nataliesinger

[Larry Levitt @larry_levitt]

New:

Breakthrough COVID-19 hospitalizations among vaccinated people will inevitably rise as the number of vaccinated people grows.

But, the overwhelming share of hospitalizations across states are among unvaccinated people.

Because, the vaccines work.

https://t.co/KNbfbTyOeO