Healthcare reform

Chris Smith will remove the word "forcible" from his bad anti-abortion bill, NRTL says Medicaid doesn't pay for the abortions of unbattered rape victims anyway, will contraceptives become free preventative medicine, don't try to read RH Reality Check on a ferry in Canada, and the Senate does not repeal the health care law.

The Ohio Congressman, after losing his reelection bid, is suing anti-choice groups for his "loss of livelihood."

Now that the anti-choice activists have a majority, they want payback, and their wishlist is very, very long.

Yesterday was the 8th Annual Prematurity Awareness Day, and the United States is gaining little ground when it comes to addressing the issue.

As a consequence of conservative "fiscal responsibility" more and more preventative care programs are finding themselves running out of money.

The Texas A.G. has decided a phone call is no longer good enough when it comes to informed consent, and other reproductive news.

Not content to have elminated abortion coverage from healthcare reform, now the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops wants birth control out, too.

Usually we only hear negatives about schools that provide reproductive care, but in some cases schools have been offering services for decades to little protest.

That every pregnant woman should have adequate health care and equal health choices should be unarguable.  But sadly, we're still arguing anyway.