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Where Did the Information Go? Share these resources👇 Recently, reports have surfaced that U.S. government health websites have quietly removed crucial information on contraception and abortion. As a reproductive endocrinologist and women’s health doctor, I find this deeply disturbing. Patients deserve access to accurate, science-based information to make informed decisions about their health. When that information is erased, it becomes harder for people to advocate for themselves and get the care they need. Why is this happening? Some believe it’s part of a broader effort to limit access to reproductive healthcare. Others see it as a political move to control the narrative around contraception and abortion. Regardless of the reason, the effect is the same—less transparency, more confusion, and ultimately, harm to patients. Education should never be political. If the goal is to reduce unintended pregnancies and improve health outcomes, then reliable information on contraception and abortion must be accessible to all. Silencing this knowledge does not change the need for it. For those looking for trustworthy resources, I recommend: ACOG.org website of the American College of OBGYNs for information on prenatal care, birth control, and women’s health ASRM.org website of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine for information on fertility, reproductive rights advocacy Planned Parenthood (www.plannedparenthood.org) Comprehensive, evidence-based information on birth control and reproductive health. Guttmacher Institute (www.guttmacher.org) Research-driven insights on reproductive rights and healthcare policies. Bedsider (www.bedsider.org) A great resource for contraception education and birth control options. Your right to health information matters. Share this, speak up, and continue seeking knowledge. No one should be left in the dark about their own body. #womenshealthmatters #womenshealth #KnowYourBody #HealthCareAccess #HealthInformationMatters @theskimm