Vice President Harris is hitting the road for another campaign event focused on reproductive rights. The Biden administration is expected to finalize new privacy rules for reproductive health care this week.convened in Geneva with a shared goal: to preempt a future global outbreak by forging the inaugural global pandemic accord.
. The primary hurdle revolves around access to critical information about new threats that may emerge — as well as the vaccines and treatments that could contain them. High-income countries are pressing for guarantees that samples and genetic data about any new pathogen will be quickly shared to allow for the development of tests, vaccines and treatments. Meanwhile, developing nations seek guarantees of benefits, such as equal access to vaccines and collaboration with local scientists.
This marks Harris’s third visit to Wisconsin this year and follows a recent three-day tour of the battleground state by two women who say they were denied access to medically necessary care because of their state’s abortion restrictions, according to the Biden-Harris reelection campaign.
to address safety and public health risks linked to the encampments, including widespread chronic disease, drug abuse and mental illness. that aims to make it easier for Arizonans to get abortions in his state, in a move that comes shortly after the’s “Inside with Jen Psaki,” saying it was time for those who support access to abortion to respond to Republican-led bans on the procedure with assertiveness.
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