To expand and promote research and data collection on reproductive health conditions, which are the leading causes of infertility, and provide training opportunities for medical professionals to learn ...

Employee demand for reproductive health care benefits, including contraception, abortion, and fertility treatment, crosses gender, age, and political lines. Employers that invest in reproductive and ...

New research finds that more than half of employed adults in the U.S. believe that companies should speak out in support of reproductive rights. Corporate engagement on reproductive rights may include ...

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine will lead a cross-cutting initiative on equitable access to reproductive health. The initiative will consist of three main tasks: 1.

During its first month, the second Trump administration signed several executive orders (EOs) and otherwise signaled its approach to certain reproductive health measures that were previously in place.

Contraceptives are vital for reproductive health, empowering women to prevent unintended pregnancies with potential threats to their well-being. Access to contraceptives, despite their well-documented ...

This expert committee will evaluate the health, social, and economic implications of access to reproductive health care in the United States and globally in order to inform related program and ...