family planning

Wade, would preside over an agency that determines what kind of family planning services state Medicaid programs offer low-income Americans.

From family planning to hospital bills, the new Trump administration has the potential to affect a wide range of policies in the Golden State and beyond.

Bush was a strong supporter of family planning; running in the Republican primary for president in 1980, he told an interviewer that he would not support a constitutional amendment outlawing abortion.

He said he would prefer to see the government focus on family planning, sex education and policies that make it easier for women to raise children, including more affordable child care.

The conservative plan outlines dramatically slashing funding for family planning clinics and the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program.