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President Trump signed a memorandum within days of taking office. It restricts U.S. funding for reproductive health services worldwide if abortion is included. Other presidents have done the same. But under this White House, the scope and the impact have been far greater. Many worry the policy is jeopardizing women’s health globally.see more
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President Trump signed a memorandum within days of taking office. It restricts U.S. funding for reproductive health services worldwide if abortion is included. Other presidents have done the same. But under this White House, the scope and the impact have been far greater. Many worry the policy is jeopardizing women’s health globally.see more
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President Trump signed a memorandum within days of taking office. It restricts U.S. funding for reproductive health services worldwide if abortion is included. Other presidents have done the same. But under this White House, the scope and the impact have been far greater. Many worry the policy is jeopardizing women’s health globally.
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President Trump signed a memorandum within days of taking office. It restricts U.S. funding for reproductive health services worldwide if abortion is included. Other presidents have done the same. But under this White House, the scope and the impact have been far greater. Many worry the policy is jeopardizing women’s health globally.
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