Campus researchers find disinformation on medication abortion webpages

UC Berkeley School of Public Health researchers found that four out of the five top “abortion pill” query results on Google were less than 50% accurate.
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UC Berkeley School of Public Health researchers found that four out of the five top “abortion pill” query results on Google were less than 50% accurate.
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Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed by a vote of 52-48 to the United States Supreme Court Monday, becoming the fifth conservative justice on the Court.
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California SB 24 is a bill that ensures students on all UC and CSU campuses have access to medication abortions. This ensures quality reproductive health care accessibility to all students, irrespective of financial and logistical barriers.
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I had taken all of the necessary precautions — from condoms to birth control pills and shots. Despite all of the effort, time and money, it happened anyway.
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On Oct. 4 at noon, students, faculty, workers and community members should rally against Brett Kavanaugh on Sproul Plaza as part of a national day of action. President Trump is attempting to install Brett Kavanaugh, a right-wing judge, on the Supreme Court, which would make him the fifth member of
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Three UC Berkeley School of Law professors, John Yoo, Jesse Choper and Daniel Farber, debated in a panel Tuesday about recent U.S. Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch’s qualifications and the effect he will have on the Supreme Court.
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When the Supreme Court voted to legalize abortion in the 1973 landmark decision Roe v. Wade, the justices probably thought they were going to change the face of women’s reproductive healthcare forever. Or, at least, they were likely not expecting to see a near-reversal of their decision within just 40
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