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Tag Archives: Healthy Texas Women

by Sophie Novack

Lawmaker: State Metric for Success of Women’s Health Program is ‘Totally Misleading’

New data shows nearly half of the providers in the low-income Healthy Texas Women program saw zero patients last year.

Wed, May 2, 2018 |

Texas’ health agency touts its growing provider list as evidence that the state’s low-income women’s health program is rebounding after devastating budget...Read More

Ken Paxton

by Sophie Novack

Texas AG Ken Paxton is Very Angry About Women’s Health Programs He Doesn’t Seem to Understand

Paxton is trying to frame a looming battle over federal family planning dollars as one over abortion and Planned Parenthood.

Fri, Mar 23, 2018 |

In an error-laden letter sent to the Trump administration Thursday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton managed to conflate two different women’s health program...Read More

by Sophie Novack

Governor Greg Abbott Vetoes Women’s Health Committee Despite Ongoing Crises

Rep. Donna Howard said Abbott’s veto is “disgraceful” and jeopardizes “health and safety of women across the state.”

Thu, Jun 15, 2017 |

Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world, the highest rate of repeat teen pregnancy in the United States, the highest uninsured rate...Read More

by Sophie Novack

Texas Is Seeking Trump’s Approval of its Planned Parenthood Ban. Will Other States Follow?

A win for Texas could greenlight other states to kick the women's health provider out of Medicaid programs.

Wed, May 17, 2017 |

Texas is testing the Trump administration’s antagonism toward Planned Parenthood with a controversial move that could set a path for other states to defun...Read More

A patient gets her blood pressure checked at the Waco Planned Parenthood.

by Andrea Grimes

Crisis Pregnancy Center Among Texas Repro Health Contractors

Tue, Sep 6, 2016 |

According to state documents, an anti-abortion group plans to dole out part of a $1.6 million reproductive services contract to a crisis pregnancy center....Read More

Planned Parenthood

by Andrea Grimes

Anti-Abortion Group Set to Receive Sizeable State Contract for Women’s Health Services

Wed, Aug 10, 2016 |

The Heidi Group's founder says abortion providers may dump HIV into the water supply via fetal tissue. The nonprofit received a $1.6 million state contract....Read More

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