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The mission of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) is to advance the ability of every woman to achieve full reproductive freedom with access to the safest, most effective, and preferred methods for controlling her fertility and protecting her health.

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News
     12/23/08      
       
     12/22/08      
       
     12/2/08      

"Principled Choices"

A Huffington Post blog entry by Kirsten Moore on how President-elect Obama can continue to be a leader in shaping respectful discussions on abortion, pregnancy, parenting and prevention.

       
     12/2/08      

FDA Final Rule on Male Latex Condom Labeling:
Memo to Interested Parties

       
     12/1/08      
       
     10/31/08      
       
     10/16/08      
       
     09/16/08      

"Male Birth Control: Seeds of Revolution?"

RHTP's Alison Ojanen-Goldsmith explores the future of male contraceptive methods and what it means for reproductive health and rights advocates.

       
     08/04/08      

"First IVF Baby Turns 30"

Jenn Rogers discusses what we have learned since Louise Brown, the first IVF baby, was born in 1978, and the issues we still need to confront.

       
     08/01/08      

"You Say 'Regret' and I Say 'Relief': A Need to Break the Polemic About Abortion"

An editorial co-authored by Kirsten Moore, RHTP President and CEO, from the journal Contraception.

       
     7/17/08      

"We May Have Won Some Battles, But the War on Contraception and on Science is Still Going Strong"

RHTP board member, Dr. Susan Wood, weighs in on a draft DHHS regulation that would compromise access to healthcare options for women.

       
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