Fact Sheet
Declining middle-class economic security is a policy choice. Here is a policy agenda for rebuilding it.
Issue Brief
New federal rules and state-by-state Medicaid expansion are making health coverage and health care more accessible for LGBTQ youth experiencing homelessness.
Addressing the reproductive health needs of Millennials is key to fighting the Zika virus in the United States.
While Congress has passed the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act to help the rising number of Americans addicted to opioids, it must provide additional funding to fully address the problem.
Even with this landmark Supreme Court victory, many abortion restrictions remain in effect.
Anti-choice politicians who prioritize their personal beliefs over women’s health prevent access to reproductive health services for all women but particularly for low-income women and women of color.
Issue Brief
As Medicaid celebrates its 51st birthday, recent and future changes to the program can help ensure that its benefits reach everyone who needs them, including LGBT people and their families.
Medicare spending projections have fallen dramatically since President Obama took office, thanks in part to the Affordable Care Act.
Politicians must not be allowed to continue to divide women into groups in order to limit reproductive rights step by step. All women are deserving of respect and the right to make the best decisions for themselves and their families.
This infographic discusses the key implications for Zika transmission in seven at-risk states across the country.
To fight Zika, states and localities need more funding for mosquito control and other preparedness measures and must work together to increase awareness among their citizens.
Issue Brief
The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Whole Woman’s Health holds implications for medical practice in the United States.
Report
Changes are needed to Medicaid at the federal and state levels to increase women’s access to highly effective long-acting reversible contraceptives, or LARCs, after childbirth and abortion care.
Issue Brief
The United States and its territories cannot afford to delay implementing the Obama administration’s plan to address the Zika virus. Congress should put aside partisanship to pass emergency funding.
Major federal health programs now cover millions more Americans while costing less than was expected in earlier estimates that did not include the Affordable Care Act.