Zoe H. Pleasure, MPH (she/her)
@zoehypatia.bsky.social
PhD Candidate @ UW Seattle • repro health services researcher • views my own
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New publication w/ @zoehypatia.bsky.social: 1 in 5 reproductive-age women have a disability—yet face higher contraceptive dissatisfaction and more unmet preferences. It’s time to deliver care that works for everyone. #reprojustice bit.ly/4lifb46
Differences in Contraceptive Method Discontinuation and Contraceptive Method Preferences by Disability Status
Contraceptive care delivery to people with disabilities must be contextualized within
the U.S. history of stratified reproduction and eugenics. Significant sexual and reproductive
health inequities ha...
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August 8, 2025 at 12:21 PM
New publication w/ @zoehypatia.bsky.social: 1 in 5 reproductive-age women have a disability—yet face higher contraceptive dissatisfaction and more unmet preferences. It’s time to deliver care that works for everyone. #reprojustice bit.ly/4lifb46
Reposted by Zoe H. Pleasure, MPH (she/her)
February 14, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Reposted by Zoe H. Pleasure, MPH (she/her)
Scientists and journalists need to figure out right quick how to explain to the average person how a massive change in research indirects will impact the medical care they and their children get (eg at the local children’s hospital), the education their children will get, the price of tuition, etc.
February 8, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Scientists and journalists need to figure out right quick how to explain to the average person how a massive change in research indirects will impact the medical care they and their children get (eg at the local children’s hospital), the education their children will get, the price of tuition, etc.