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Vox covers new research by ANSIRH's Katrina Kimport exploring why women go to crisis pregnancy centers.

In honor of International Women's Day, the UCSF Institute for Global Health Sciences profiled the work of 3 Bixby members bringing patient-centered care to women around the world.

Carole Joffe of ANSIRH and David Cohen write about the misguided idea that abortion providers shouldn't be able to represent their patients in court in the Washington Post.

Bixby director Dr. Jody Steinauer testified against a ban on a common, safe 2nd-trimester abortion method in her home state of Nebraska.

A new study from ANSIRH explored the experiences of people who shared their abortion stories publicly.

The SEARCH team held focus groups of young men and young women age 15-24 in the study’s communities in Kenya and Uganda to deepen understanding of their demand and uptake of PrEP.

New research led by Brittany Chambers looks and pregnant and early postpartum Black women’s exposure to structural racism and self-reported experience of racial discrimination and how those two are related.

As new legislation seeks to tighten abortion access across the United States, new research shows that people who are turned away from abortion clinics face an uphill battle afterwards.

As part of the Turnaway Study, ANSIRH examined perceived abortion stigma among people who obtained an abortion near a facility’s gestational limit and among people who were denied an abortion because they were past the facility’s gestational limit, and followed both groups over five years.

Dr. Daniel Grossman of ANSIRH outlines ways California can help address the restrictive national landscape for abortion access.