CBS Los Angeles, May 31, 2012 CULVER CITY (CBS/AP) — California women would no longer have to make an appointment with a doctor to get birth control pills under a bill approved by the state Assembly. Lawmakers on Thursday approved AB-2348, which would allow registered nurses, nurse practitioners and nurse-midwives to give out and administer hormonal […]
The Bottom Line, May 11, 2012 by Cheyenne Johnson Associated Students recently passed a bill forbidding Crisis Pregnancy Centers from advertising on campus. The bill was authored by newly elected Internal Vice President Mayra Segovia and First Representative Pro Tempore Nate Walter, and addresses the concerns over the false information about abortion, sex and contraceptives […]
Jezebel, May 11, 2012 by Erin Gloria Ryan No matter what you call this golden era in American legislating — the War on Women, the Imaginary War on Caterpillars, Tamponaroo — 2012 is, for better or worse, an exciting/harrowing time to have female anatomy, or to be a guy who enjoys having sexual relations with […]
RH Reality Check, May 8, 2012 by Vicki Saporta In late February, California Sen. Christine Kehoe (D-San Diego) introduced a bill in the state Senate that would allow nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), and nurse midwives (CNMs) to provide first trimester aspiration abortion care. Although the bill had support from leading medical groups in the state, […]
LA Times, May 4, 2012 by Nicholas Riccardi A controversial proposal to allow some nurses, midwives and physician’s assistants to perform certain first-trimester abortions was pulled by its author Friday as she acknowledged it lacked the votes to pass a key legislative committee. The proposal, SB1338, would have positioned California in opposition to many other […]
Kaiser Health News, April 26, 2012 In its current form, the bill would allow 41 Californians who are not physicians to perform a certain first-trimester abortion procedure. San Francisco Chronicle: State Bill Would Let Non-Doctors Perform Abortions As states across the country are passing laws to restrict access to abortion, California lawmakers are considering a […]
Huffington Post, April 24, 2012 by Ariel Edwards-Levy WASHINGTON — As many states debate and pass new restrictions on abortion, often against increasing resistance, a small number of others are considering moves in the opposite direction, weighing legislation that would increase access to and coverage of abortions. A California bill awaiting its first hearing this […]
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