Bleeding Behind Bars: Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons
Bleeding Behind Bars Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons In prison, women and others who menstruate are
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Bleeding Behind Bars Access (and lack thereof) to Menstrual Products in Prisons In prison, women and others who menstruate are
In the first-ever live episode of Policy in Pink, Tommy teams up with Jeremy Simmons to unpack how Oklahoma’s century-old STI laws still treat infections like crimes—and how one recent bill nearly made having HPV a felony.
Patient and Provider Perceptions of Opill® *corresponding author As the first FDA-approved over-the-counter birth control pill, Opill® is significant in
Scolded at the vasectomy pre-op Family planning is a heavily gendered responsibility, and that doesn’t make sense From research and
Government Mandated Parental Leave in Oklahoma Addressing Structural Racism Abstract In 2023, Oklahoma ranked 47th in America’s Health Rankings, dropping
HJR 1027 proposes a state question for voters on whether reproductive rights should be protected, with only limited exceptions.
SB 801 holds pharmaceutical companies accountable for harming Oklahomans through civil and criminal action while asserting the state’s authority over medication safety.
SB 989 allows lawsuits against anyone who helps provide abortion medication to an Oklahoma resident, even if it occurs out of state.
