Pennsylvania

Pre-exposure and post-exposure prophylaxis access in rural versus urban pharmacies in Georgia and Pennsylvania

Drs. Kislovskiy and Jarlenski found that pharmacies were unlikely to carry PrEP or PEP, with event less carrying in rural compared to urban. Addressing pharmacy barriers to PrEP/PEP may enhance access to HIV prevention for those living at high risk of HIV.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1544319124001043

The Cost of Banning Abortion in Pennsylvania

This recent paper shows that banning abortion would severely harm women and birthing people in Pennsylvania, especially those who are BIPOC and have low incomes. The paper shows that the inability to secure an abortion can:

- Harm physical and mental health
- Make it harder to secure an education
- Reduce prospects for employment and good wages
- Likely lead to hardship and poverty