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Author: Vanessa Shields-Haas

Vanessa Shields-Haas is a sexual assault nurse examiner and family nurse practitioner student.
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What Moving From Louisiana to Maine Has Taught Me About Disparities in Abortion Access

Vanessa Shields-Haas

The Supreme Court’s soon-to-be-heard Louisiana case, June v. Gee, may set the stage for the dissolution of Roe v. Wade. In contrast, Maine recently made abortion more accessible and affordable. A person’s state of residence is the ultimate litmus test on whether you can easily access reproductive healthcare.

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