SCSouth Carolina Senate Allocates Funds To Reproductive Health Care“Less unwanted pregnancies equals less abortions …” by Dylan NolanApril 19, 2023April 19, 20232 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Yesterday, the South Carolina Senate adopted a budget amendment directing the S.C. Department of HeaYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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Birth control also has a 7:1 return on investment for women who would qualify for Medicaid for a pregnancy & birth. An IUD is so much cheaper than even an uncomplicated birth; orders of magnitude cheaper than a NICU stay.
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Why did you never report on the “freedom caucus” wanting the death penalty for women who receive abortions?