By inserting the global gag rule into every area of our global health work--malaria, TB, pandemic preparedness, nutrition, vaccinations, and more--we undermine our effectiveness and make it harder to reach the most vulnerable, particularly women and children.
Lowey argues the global gag rule hampers health efforts for vulnerable populations.
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