Helen’s commitment to reproductive justice and equitable health policy is evident in every project she tackles. From drug pricing reform to sexual health advocacy, her expertise drives meaningful change and inspires our team.
Helen’s commitment to reproductive justice and equitable health policy is evident in every project she tackles. From drug pricing reform to sexual health advocacy, her expertise drives meaningful change and inspires our team.
Defending EMTALA rights is especially important as the Supreme Court considers emergency abortion care this session. Nobody should worry over whether they will be able to receive care for a life threatening pregnancy complication.
If you believe that you or someone you know has been unlawfully denied emergency abortion care in any state, please take advantage of @CMSGov's new EMTALA complaints report! You have a right to emergency medical care! https://t.co/VeX2d86TDV
This is so horrifyingly dystopian and a stark example of how data tracking can be used to invade patient privacy (with potentially catastrophic consequences)
Near Intelligence was accused of tracking user visits to 600 Planned Parenthood locations and handing over that data to an anti-abortion ad campaign
More: https://t.co/w1xZyXr3EV
https://t.co/w1xZyXr3EV
@hankgreen@IMAKglobal has done a ton of work showing how damaging excessive patenting is for patients, and has a great database of patent data for top drugs that’s publically available! Highly recommend their “Ovepatented” report for anyone looking for an explainer on drug patents
This is why local politics matters! Even in blue states where abortion rights are ��safe,” voting in the right local officials can result in creative policy to make repro rights even more accessible. (This is a “please vote” tweet, btw)
The Los Angeles City Council approved an ordinance Tuesday prohibiting pregnancy centers from misleading people about the reproductive health services they provide, including abortion and contraception. https://t.co/fQOgIv0HHl
Our Chairman @RepWaxman reminds us that real change requires continued commitment to progress. Passing meaningful climate legislation certainly hasn’t been easy but it is absolutely worth the perseverance — our planet depends on it 🌎 story- @rbravender https://t.co/c5YJFO0DyF
The FDA is reviewing the first-ever application for daily over-the-counter birth control pills in the wake of Roe’s fall.
The application submission follows more than six years of studies the company has run with thousands of subjects. https://t.co/lrlC719MW2
The DC library’s @dcpl Libby app is truly a game changer. I still can’t believe how easy it is for me to find and read ebooks, and it lets me sync up with library cards from my childhood library to search across collections!
This completely aligns with work I did with @IWPResearch and the Tara Health Foundation. 2020 abortion restrictions alone cost state economies $105 billion annually. GDP, workforce participation, and earnings growth are all positively impacted by eliminating restrictions (THREAD)
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in a testimony to the Senate Banking Committee that eliminating women's access to abortion would have ‘very damaging effects’ on the U.S. economy https://t.co/GA7d6f4rWr
TL:DR access to comprehensive reproductive care is central to equitable participation in the workforce, and restrictions fall hardest on women who already face systemic barriers for accessing economic opportunities. Repro restrictions impact EVERYONE. (fin)