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My Body, My Voice. Let’s listen to clients on telemedicine abortion care.
One year on, we take a look at the impact that telemedicine has had across MSI’s programmes, and what the global body of evidence – and clients directly – are telling us.
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Five essentials to eliminate unsafe abortion with Universal Health Coverage
This Universal Health Coverage (UHC) day, MSI Reproductive Choices is calling for universal access to quality reproductive healthcare, including safe abortion, but to eliminate unsafe abortion we will need to go further.
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Why reproductive choice is the key to a better future for all
MSI Reproductive Choice’s vision for the next 10 years is bold by 2030, no abortion will be unsafe and every individual who wants access to contraception will have it.
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No quick fix: how MSI has transformed its global reach to adolescents
In 2017, we shifted our focus and invested in delivering adolescent-focused services. Since then, we have seen our reach significantly increase across our country programmes.
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Let’s make cervical cancer history
In this article, we’ll share our insights into how cervical cancer screening and preventative therapy services can be successfully integrated in wider sexual and reproductive healthcare.
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No more limits: With menstrual cups, girls can take on the world
To improve school attendance and open up conversations about reproductive health, MSI Ghana offered over 100 school children and their teachers free menstrual cups. Read why and what came out of it…
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Timely access to safe abortion care is more important than ever
Supporting women with sexual and reproductive healthcare during the Covid19 crisis
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Abortion is an economic issue
We know that access to safe abortion can support women and pregnant people to pursue their education, careers and futures. When women are unable to access abortion, it can have serious consequences.
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Decriminalising choice: The journey in New South Wales
MSI’s Liz Walden, speaks to Jacquie O'Brien, Director of Public Affairs and Policy at MSI Australia, about what the decision to decriminalise abortion in NSW means for reproductive rights.
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Abortion Language Wars
Words matter. They hold power, they influence opinions, and they change minds. And nowhere is this truer than in discussions about abortion.
