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What are Some Key Policy Areas in Gynecology?

Key policy areas in gynecology include access to contraception, maternal health, cancer screening and prevention, and addressing healthcare disparities. Policies also focus on support for sexual health education, and ensuring that women have access to safe and legal abortion services.

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