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ELECTION NEWS
– Election 2024: Trump campaigns in Nevada; Walz visits Minnesota after Obama rallies for Harris.
– Abortion has passed inflation as the top election issue for women under 30, survey finds.
– Women voters revisited: inflation, abortion, and increased motivation in the 2024 Election countdown.
– Feeling stressed about the election? Here’s what some are doing and what they say you can do too.
– Harness the power of your vote: A young voter’s guide for 2024.
WOMEN’S HEALTH ISSUE EDUCATION
– Georgia Supreme Court reinstates abortion ban amid legal battle.
– Supreme Court declines Biden’s appeal in Texas emergency abortion case.
– A dramatic rise in pregnant women dying in Texas after abortion ban.
– LGBTQ+ women face disproportionate rates of mental health issues and barriers to care.
– Opinion: Telehealth can reduce chaos and confusion in reproductive Care—especially in states with abortion bans.
– I lived it: I had a postpartum hemorrhage: Why maternal health needs a champion.
NWHN Trusted Resource Highlight
Policy update: NWHN Advocates for Abortion Legislation on Capitol Hill.
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