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  1. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    These Apps Let You Get the Pill and Skip the Pelvic Exam

    By Reproductive Rights

    New York Magazine (June 30, 2016): These Apps Let You Get the Pill and Skip the Pelvic Exam, by Annie Lowrey: Lamenting the inevitable wait time, inconvenience, and unnecessary doctor's appointments…

  2. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Here’s What You Need to Know About Your Birth Control Access

    By Reproductive Rights

    Rewire, June 9, 2016, Here’s What You Need to Know About Your Birth Control Access Post-Supreme Court Ruling, by Bridgette Dunlap In a well-thought-out and organized article, Bridgette Dunlap looks at…

  3. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Maryland Women Will Have the Easiest Access to Contraception in America

    By Reproductive Rights

    New York Magazine (May 12, 2016): Maryland Women Will Have the Easiest Access to Contraception in America, by Hilary Weaver    "Maryland governor Larry Hogan (yes, a Republican) signed the Contraceptive Equity Act…

  4. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Local health care providers and wider contraceptive options increase contraceptive use in many countries

    By Reproductive Rights

    Vox (May 20,2016): What the US can learn from Ethiopia about birth control, by Sarah Frostenson: The use of modern contraceptives has tripled in Ethiopia since 2005, following a government program…

  5. Human Rights at Home Blog

    Is This Wisdom or Justice Delayed? Zubik v Burwell

    By humanrightsathome

    by Margaret DrewOn Monday, the Supreme Court decided Zubik v. Burwell by not deciding.  The court remanded the consolidated cases to their various intermediary courts.  The Court suggested that the…

  6. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Zubik v. Burwell Sent Back to Lower Courts

    By Reproductive Rights

    Today the Supreme Court issued a per curiam opinion in Zubik v. Burwell that is perhaps more significant for what it does not say rather than what it does.The Justices were asked to…

  7. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Maryland Legislation Closes the Gap in Insurance Coverage for Contraception

    By Reproductive Rights

    Mic (May 12, 2016) Maryland Just Took a Huge Step for Women by Offering Free Birth Control, by Leigh Cuen: Last week, Maryland's governor signed legislation that will give the…

  8. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    New MD Contraceptive Equity Act Insures Coverage of Birth Control

    By Tracy Thomas

    NWLC Blog, Victory for Birth Control in MarylandThe Maryland Contraceptive Equity Act of 2016 makes sure that women have insurance coverage of the specific birth control that their health care provider…

  9. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    California Becomes Third State to Allow Pharmacists to Dispense Birth Control

    By Reproductive Rights

    Inquisitor (April 10, 2106): California Birth Control Law Allows Pharmacists to Dispense Contraception Practically Over-the-Counter, by John Houck:Earlier this month a California law went into effect that allows pharmacists to…

  10. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    SCOTUS’s Weird Call for Supplemental Briefing in Women’s Contraception Coverage Case

    By Tracy Thomas

    A Puzzling Order in a US Supreme Court Case on ObamacareSomething strange is afoot at the U.S. Supreme Court. The justices issued a highly unusual order Tuesday for the parties…