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Planned Parenthood Research Paper

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As a young woman whose family struggles with finances, health care is not easy to come by. I, and many other young women like me, have limited access to the information and services we need in regards to our bodies. For years Planned Parenthood has ensured women like me get the health care we need, and should it get defunded we, and America as a whole, will suffer. In a country where health care is prices as a luxury Planned Parenthood has shone like a beacon of hope to those who cannot spare the money for hospitals. Birth control services, STD testing and treatment, and cancer screening and prevention is available to the public at Planned Parenthood for little to no cost. At Planned Parenthood women can learn how to care for their bodies

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