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Author: Audrey Mannuel

Audrey Mannuel is a second-year medical student at University of Illinois College of Medicine and on the leadership team of the Medical Students for Choice chapter at UIC.
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Abortion Care Is Healthcare and Must Be Included in Medical Curricula

Abortion Care Is Healthcare and Must Be Included in Medical Curricula

Audrey Mannuel, Maya Patel and Caroline Beshers

By failing to educate medical students on abortion, the medical institution effectively contributes to the continued politicization, restriction and stigmatization of abortion care in the U.S. 

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