MSFC in the News
California offers a lifeline for medical residents who can’t find abortion training
Jan 02, 2024 | By Laurie Udesky in The 19th News
Featuring Jessica Mecklosky, MSFC's Board Member.
Bria Peacock chose a career in medicine because the Black Georgia native saw the dire health needs in her community — including access to abortion care.
Her commitment to becoming a maternal health care provider was sparked early on when she witnessed the discrimination and judgment leveled against her older sister, who became a mother as a teen…
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‘What happens is people don’t get care.’ Ohio has 24 counties without an OB-GYN, according to KFF
Dr. Danielle Martter, an OB-GYN in Union County, has some patients drive more than an hour roundtrip for an appointment. “It is a struggle because we want to take care …
BU Student Health Services gains control of emergency contraceptive vending machines
Boston University Student Health Services installed five Medi Cube vending machines across BU campuses, where students can purchase emergency contraception pills, in place of the Plan B vending machines run …
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MSFC at the Medical Legal Partnership Conference
We, the Texas Experienced Student Leaders, were at the Medical-Legal Partnership conference on April 16th, where we spoke about the intersection of medicine and law in our efforts to advance …