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September 11, 2025Journal of Student-Run ClinicsOpen Access

Implementing Free Medication Abortion in a Low-Resource Student-Run Clinic

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CCC Graham ClarkSASheila Attaie

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Overview

Descriptive report details hurdles and victories in providing no-cost medication abortions, indicating improved reproductive health care access.

Key Points

  • The program successfully offered no-cost medication abortion services, improving access to care for marginalized patients.
  • Implementation faced numerous challenges, yet victories highlighted the effectiveness of protocols in a low-resource clinic.
  • A student-run clinic initiated these services, demonstrating equitable reproductive health care's importance amid current rights threats.
  • Protocol adjustments and community engagement were critical in overcoming barriers to medication abortion services.

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Clark et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41720713b0b5dfea63283https://doi.org/10.59586/jsrc.v11i1.509
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