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The fight for contraceptive coverage rages in the time of COVID-19

The fight for contraceptive coverage rages in the time of COVID-19

By Jonathan Miller and LiJia Gong – Women are uniquely impacted by the coronavirus. Domestic violence has surged; industries in which women provide an outsized portion of the labor force – service, retail, and childcare – are being crushed by the economic fallout; and incidents of sexual harassment by landlords have reportedly increased. Women are also experiencing disruptions in sexual and reproductive health care during the peak of the pandemic.

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The fight for contraceptive coverage rages in the time of COVID-19

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The fight for contraceptive coverage rages in the time of COVID-19

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