By January 21, 2009 - 5:54pm
Hillary Clinton is our new Secretary of State. What kind of power can she wield in matters of global health and what will she do to fix some of our most pressing reproductive health challenges?
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Caroline Kennedy, Andrew Cuomo, Rep. Carolyn Maloney -- for the voters of New York, who's the most pro-choice of them all?
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Feminist Majority PAC and NOW PAC have endorsed Carolyn Maloney, Congresswoman from New York (and RH Reality Check contributor!) for Sen. Hillary Clinton's seat.
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Abortion has no effect on long-term mental health; Clinton's likely priorities as Secretary of State; allergic reactions to Gardasil uncommon; what effect would HHS conscience regulations have?
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By Cristina Page, Moderator, OnCommonGround December 3, 2008 - 8:00am
The "Susan B. Anthony List" claims Clinton, as Obama's Secretary of State, will "promote abortion" around the world, because of her support for UNFPA.
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Will Obama sign CEDAW?; Brazilian women investigated for abortion; "progressive circle" of advisors surrounding Obama; women need an advocate like Clinton in the Senate.
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By Amie Newman, Managing Editor December 1, 2008 - 9:44pm
The anti-choice community is angry with the appointments of Hillary Clinton and Susan Rice because, they say, these two women will add abortion as an international human right.
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By Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood Federation of America December 1, 2008 - 1:03pm
The selection of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State represents an important first step down a new path for American foreign policy -- one in which women's health and rights are paramount.
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Each week, Lindsay Beyerstein brings us the best of progressive reporting on health care. This week, Lindsay examines Obama's progressive, pro-choice cabinet picks, health care reform, a fun fact for your Thanksgiving meal and more!
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As Secretary of State, women's rights champion Sen. Clinton will have the opportunity to act as an ambassador for women and girls worldwide, say advocates of international women's health.
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