Ahead of the anniversary of the Roe. v. Wade decision on Monday, January 22, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Xavier Becerra held a Reproductive Health Care Series to highlight the work the Biden-Harris Administration is doing to protect women’s access to reproductive health and contraception care.As part of the series, Secretary Becerra will hear directly from women, college and medical school students, advocates, health care professionals, and stakeholders who have seen firsthand how access to reproductive and contraceptive care is impacted by where they live.On Friday, January 19, Secretary Becerra traveled to the University of Maryland, Baltimore, where he engaged in a roundtable discussion with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, and UMB President Bruce E. Jarrell, MD, FACS, as well as faculty and students of UMB.
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