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Behind the Scenes of REACH: The Reproductive Education and Community Health Organization Changing the Lives of Middle and High School Students in the LA Area

Ellie Townsend with the CRSHE The Center for Reproductive Science, Health & Education discovered REACH whileresearching UCLA organizations that were making a tangible impact in sexual health. REACH’scommitment to comprehensive,…

Why Do 80% of Women Develop Uterine Fibroids, and What Can Be Done to Prevent or Treat Them?

Zenaida Chapman with the CRSHE Uterine fibroids are a reproductive health issue that remains largely unknown, underdiagnosed, and under-researched. Although about 80% of women develop uterine fibroids, their underlying causes…

The Landscape of Women’s Reproductive Health

Lea Baskin Monk with the CRSHE Our understanding of women’s health has been shaped by decades of research, marked by innovations such as the development of modern oral contraceptives but…