Real Life Abortion Stories on the 43rd Anniversary of Roe vs. Wade

Today is the 43^rd anniversary of the Roe Vs. Wade decision, which allows women to make the decision to have an abortion. Dascha Polanco and other actresses have come together to share the stories of women that had abortions as part of the Center for Reproductive Right’s Draw the Line campaign.

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They are hoping these stories, which are stories from real women (not the actual actresses) will draw attention to the March 2 Supreme Court case Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole, which will determine whether the Texas abortion law will go into effect. If the Texas anti-abortion law goes into effect, this will take the right to decide to have an abortion, threatening their right to make this difficult, yet important decision. Check out the stories:

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Higher Odds of Heart Disease Death Linked to Cataracts

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As COVID Cases Drop, Fauci Tells Families to Enjoy Halloween

It's okay for American children to go trick-or-treating this Halloween, Dr. Anthony Fauci says. During an appearance on CNN's State of the Union on Sunday, the nation's leading infectious disease expert said trick-or-treating is an outdoor activity where there's less risk

Want More Muscle? Go for the Greens

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Is Too Little Iron a Risk Factor for Heart Disease?

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