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Here’s What We Know Right Now About Getting COVID-19 Again
“We have to move to acceptance, and we have to be better members of society”
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Ohio Lawmaker Says ‘Still a Right to Life’ for Pregnancies From Rape, Incest
“I do believe we have the votes in both chambers [for a full ban], and we have the full support of the governor on this bill.”
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‘Unequivocal Nightmare:’ Ohio OB/GYNs Fear Uncertainty, Health Care Delays Post-Roe
Abortion bans could have impacts on pregnancy-related procedures that have nothing to do with abortion
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Hello, Ladies! I’ll Be in Charge of Your Uterus Now!
I’m so looking forward to taking this exciting journey together
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Cedar Point to Disband Private Police Force, Sandusky Police to Take Over
Issues of transparency had plagued the private police force
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Ohioans Face Gas and Electric Rate Hikes as Utility Companies Propose $400 Million in New Collections
Those charges could be spread between customers of Columbia Gas, AES Ohio, Duke Energy, and Aqua Ohio
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Ohio’s ‘Heartbeat Bill’ Abortion Ban Is Now Law. Here’s What That Means
The law bans abortions in Ohio after six weeks of gestation.
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The Reversal of Roe v. Wade Will Bring a Cascade of Legal, Health, Economic and Social Problems in Ohio
With Ohio’s heartbeat bill now in effect and more bans around the corner, it’s all bad for everyone
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Ohio Abortion Bans Are On the Way Following Death of Roe
The most recent abortion trigger ban, House Bill 598, would make abortion a fourth-degree felony, and promotion of abortion a misdemeanor offense.
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U.S. Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade; Abortion Still Legal in Ohio, For Now
Two bills in the Ohio legislature could limit or eliminate access to abortion care
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Study Shows Trained Dogs Sniff Out COVID-19 as Well as Lab Tests Do
And the canines are even better than PCR tests at identifying infected people with no symptoms
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Advocates Say Menthol Cigarette Ban Would Bring Health Benefits for Black Ohioans
Research found nearly 85% of non-Hispanic Black smokers use mentholated products
