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About the Reform Matters Project
January 05, 2006Making Real Progress for Women and Health Care
Women are major stakeholders in health care in this country. We play a significant role in the care that our children, partners, or parents receive, not to mention our own health. The health care reform legislation that passed represents vitally important advances for women's health. However, together we'll have to fight to fix the dangerous abortion restrictions that anti-choice Members of Congress pushed through in this legislation.
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