Survey shows majority of Americans support women's right to access maternal, reproductive health care

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Apr 11 2012

In September 2010, "91 percent of Americans surveyed [said] they support the right for all women to have access to quality maternal and reproductive health care," PSI's "Healthy Lives" blog reports. The blog contains a Population Action International infographic depicting the data and writes, "While support is slightly stronger in some parties, the consensus is hard to ignore" (4/9).

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