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Abortion bans — an attack on healthcare rights

We will answer a far-more-relevant-to-nursing question— “What are the key facts that support access to safe and legal abortion as a pillar of reproductive health and freedom?” Because the good news is, when circular debates with all their nefarious rancor and virulent rhetoric swirl us about like Dorothy in the tornado, we have one true thing we can safely anchor to: science

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The Medical Bias Against Women

Women's health is something the medical community has to start taking steps to change.

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A Look at the Impact of Medical Biases on Patients

As the medical professional begins to use terms like "lazy" and "bad" they begin to see their patents as worthless leading them to ignore symptoms and possible causes. These biases can cause lower quality of care, and those who have been deemed obese seek less medical care.

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A Brief History of Healthcare Education in HBCUs

In the U.S., Black women are three (3) times more likely to die during childbirth than white women. Women like Serena Williams have found themselves battling with medical professionals to have their voices heard. Many Black people note that they've felt their doctors and nurses expect them to have higher pain tolerance, thus leaving them to see multiple specialists until someone finds validity in their pain.