Diana Greene Foster

University of California, San Francisco

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Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of California San Francisco and the lead investigator of the Turnaway Study

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"Women's rights now depend on their ZIP code," according to Planned Parenthood, as more states pass restrictions and outright bans on abortion.

The Frontal Assault on the Right to Abortion

"Women's rights now depend on their ZIP code," according to Planned Parenthood, as more states pass restrictions and outright bans on abortion.

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