Teach abortions. Knowledge is never a negative, but inexperienced doctors are.
Learning how to perform abortions doesn’t necessarily mean doctors will perform them.
‘A small win’: Maryland advocates praise passage of bill expanding gender-affirming care
The state legislature passed the Trans Health Equity Act this session, which would require Maryland Medicaid to expand its coverage of gender-affirming treatments if Gov. Wes Moore signs it into law.
Here’s what you missed from the College Park City Council this summer
Among other initiatives, the council approved a new apartment complex’s development plan, discussed improving senior accessibility and mental health services and passed the budget for fiscal year 2023.
UMD students fight back against anti-abortion demonstration at Hornbake Plaza
An anti-abortion advocacy group decorated Hornbake Plaza with graphic images on signs and on a jumbotron.
UMD’s Prison Resistance Project gathers to discuss COVID-19’s effect on prisoners
Over 250,000 prisoners have been infected since March.
College students will suffer from Republicans’ attempts to undo Obamacare
Here's how the current effort to repeal Obamacare would hurt college students.
The government shouldn’t let independent medical practices go under
Smaller practices are in crisis. That could be a disaster for poor Americans.
Three tips for getting through Steny Hoyer’s UMD commencement address
Another year, another bad commencement speaker.
Voters deserve better than the current Democratic primary debate format
Democratic primary debates are too long and not relevant enough
Nurse practitioners are not the answer to America’s primary care crisis
America needs more doctors. Nurse practitioners can't replace them.