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00002ae5a51000881fbebbf2ce394143366bad2fc2b6d3debd604a49a4a20a8a Dear Health & Human Services, From STI tests to cancer screenings, from wellness exams to birth control, sexual and reproductive health care is essential health care. And no one should be denied it just because of how much money they make, what they look like, or where they live. The Title X program has helped low-income and uninsured families access sexual and reproductive health care for decades. The previous administrations gag rule not only pushed health centers out of the Title X program and stopped providers from having honest and open conversations with patients, but it also slashed the Title X networks capacity in half and pushed essential health care out of reach. The gag rule stopped providers from being able to talk to their patients about their full range of options and reduced the Title X networks capacity to deliver contraceptive care by roughly 1.6 million patients. For many patients, Title X sites are the sole point of access to these services. I stand in strong support of repealing the Title X gag rule so that EVERYONE has access to the sexual and reproductive health care they need. Repealing the gag rule cant wait. Yours sincerely, Julie Tucson 1 4c62c36c4c111aac02d297321483efe067b4bb763fa0c061611c2c605612c662
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