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Flurry of Laws Enacted on Women’s Access to Health Care
As Washington moved to reduce federal funding for women’s health, the battle over affordable birth control and other women’s health services shifted to state capitals.
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AIDS in D.C.
Over the past decade, Washington, D.C., has cut by three-quarters the number of people testing positive for AIDS.
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Helping Cops Cope
For decades, police have kept silent about the toll trauma takes on them, their families and their careers. But that is changing.
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