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Major Developments in the States: 1997. (Special Analysis).
Whether the issue was "partial-birth" abortion, contraceptive insurance coverage, Medicaid expansions for family planning or prevention of teenage and out-of-wedlock births, last years most significant reproductive health-related developments revealed intense interplay between federal and state policies and programs.
In 1997, the potency of policymaking cross-pollination between the federal government and the states was amply demonstrated by efforts to ban so-called partial-birth abortion as well as moves to expand private insurance coverage of contraception. At the same time, the flood of activity spawned by the Medicaid program and the 1996 welfare reform law ...
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Source: HighBeam Research, Major Developments in the States: 1997. (Special Analysis).