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10 Jan 2012:
Jessica Mack: Across Africa, leaders are starting to recognise that birth control saves lives. But the US still treats it as a political football
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12 Dec 2011:
Sarika Bansal: The president revealingly invoked his daughters to explain why Kathy Sebelius overruled the FDA on emergency contraceptives
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7 Dec 2011: Not having children puts nuns at a greater risk of cancer – and a loophole in the rules allows them to take the pill
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5 Dec 2011:
Sarah Boseley: Unwanted babies and unsafe abortion are major problems in the developing world, yet funding for contraception is limited because of attitudes to sex and abortion in donor countries
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2 Dec 2011:
Brittany Shoot: Including contraception for millions of low-income women in health insurance reform was settled policy. Why waver now?
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29 Nov 2011:
Funding will enable a rapid-response-style unit to procure and deliver contraceptives to countries facing stock-outs while governments work on better long-term arrangements
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23 Nov 2011:
Community health worker Iday Simbajon is working hard to educate women in her community about family planning and reproductive health
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23 Nov 2011:
The Philippines has a history of antipathy to contraception and a growing number of street children but, with the population expected to double over 30 years, attitudes are changing
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31 Oct 2011: Damian Carrington: Religious leaders are behind a shift in attitudes that could reduce HIV infection, improve maternal health and curb population growth
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31 Oct 2011: There's no one way to suddenly cut carbon emissions, but better family planning where it's most needed is a cost-effective start
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28 Oct 2011:
A look back at the news that's got our readers talking this week
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