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1 METAPLUSBOOK Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue METAPLUSBOOK ROMAN HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE METAPLUSBOOK ROMAN ALL CAPS making WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE a PRIORITY METAPLUSBOOK ROMAN Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue META BOLD ABORTION RIGHTS META BOLD Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue META ITALIC making women’s health care a priority METAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR Making Women’s Health Care A Priority METAPLUSMEDIUM ITALIC aborting health reform METAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR aborting health reform METAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR NORMAL 9 PT 12 LEADING FACTS: • Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s reproductive health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care. • Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to afford basic health care. • Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services. • Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings. • Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only interac- tion with the country’s health care system. As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to com- prehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all. NORMAL 9 PT 12 LEADING ABORTING HEALTH REFORM WITHOUT REPRODUCTIVE-HEALTH COVERAGE, ANY PUBLIC INSURANCE PLAN IS DOOMED TO FAIL. In September 1993, as Hillary Clinton lobbied Congress to pass her health-reform bill, she plainly addressed the looming controversy over reproductive care. “It will include pregnancy-related services, and that will include abortion, as insurance policies currently do,” she told the Senate Finance Committee. Conservatives were incensed. But as the his- tory books record, it was industry pressure and legislative malaise that killed Hillarycare, not debate over women’s rights. ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORM PLANNED PARENTHOOD BELIEVES THAT ALL AMERICANS SHOULD BE GUARANTEED ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE. Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast majority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screenings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such reproductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
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METAPLUSBOOK
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueMETAPLUSBOOK ROMAN
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUEMETAPLUSBOOK ROMAN ALL CAPS
making WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE a PRIORITYMETAPLUSBOOK ROMAN
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueMETA BOLD
ABORTION RIGHTSMETA BOLD
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueMETA ITALIC
making women’s health care a priorityMETAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR
Making Women’s Health Care A PriorityMETAPLUSMEDIUM ITALIC
aborting health reformMETAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR
aborting health reformMETAPLUSMEDIUM - CAPS REGULAR
NORMAL 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:
• Womenaremorevulnerabletohighhealthcarecostsbecausewomen’sreproductivehealthrequiresmoreregularcontactwithhealthcareproviders,includingvisitsforyearlyPaptests,mammograms,andobstetriccare.
• Tougheconomictimesareespeciallydifficultforwomenstrugglingtoaffordbasichealthcare.
• Womenofchildbearingagespend68percentmoreinout-of-pockethealthcarecoststhanmen,inpartbecauseofreproductivehealth-relatedsuppliesandservices.
• Roughly16.7millionwomenareuninsured,andthuslikelytopostponecareanddelayorforgoimportantpreventivecare,suchascancerscreenings.
• Sixin10clientsconsiderfamilyplanningcenters,likePlannedParenthoodhealthcenters,theirmainsourceofhealthcare.Often,thesecentersaretheironlyinterac-tionwiththecountry’shealthcaresystem.
Asthehealthcarereformdebatemovesforward,thosewhowanttodenyaccesstocom-prehensivereproductivehealthcarewillcontinuetotargetbothPlannedParenthoodandthehealthinsurancecoveragethatmeetsallthehealthcareneedsofwomen,men,andteens.Weneedyourhelptoguaranteethathealthcarereformworksforusall.
NORMAL 9 PT 12 LEADING
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMWITHOUT REPRODUCTIVE-HEALTH COVERAGE, ANY PUBLIC INSURANCE PLAN IS DOOMED TO FAIL.
InSeptember1993,asHillaryClintonlobbiedCongresstopassherhealth-reformbill,she plainly addressed the looming controversy over reproductive care. “It will includepregnancy-relatedservices,andthatwillincludeabortion,asinsurancepoliciescurrentlydo,”shetoldtheSenateFinanceCommittee.Conservativeswereincensed.Butasthehis-torybooksrecord,itwasindustrypressureandlegislativemalaisethatkilledHillarycare,notdebateoverwomen’srights.
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPLANNEDPARENTHOODBELIEVESTHATALLAMERICANSSHOULDBEGUARANTEEDACCESSTOQUALITY,AFFORDABLEHEALTHCARE.
Nationwide,morethan850PlannedParenthoodhealthcentersprovideawiderangeofreproductivehealthcaretomillionsofwomeneveryyear.Thevastmajority,morethan90percent,ofthishealthcareispreventive—andincludescontraception,cancerscreenings,testingforsexuallytransmittedinfections,andimmunizations.Suchreproductivehealthcareisbasichealthcare,andmustbecoveredbyanynationalhealthinsuranceplanifwearetomeetwomen’shealthcareneeds.
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FUTURA
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue BOOK
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUEBOOK ALL CAPS
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue BOOK ITALIC
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue LIGHT
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue EXTRA BLACK
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue EXTRA BLCK ITALIC
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE EXTRA BLCK ALL CAPS
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUEEXTRA BLACK
HEALTH CARE REFORM is a WOMEN’S ISSUEEXTRA BLACK
Making Women’s Health Care A Priority LIGHT CONDENSED
MAKING WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE A PRIORITYBOLD CONDENSED
BOOK, BOLD 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:• Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s reproduc-
tive health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care.
• Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to afford basic health care.
• Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services.
• Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings.
• Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only interac-tion with the country’s health care system.
• As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to comprehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all.
EXTRA BOLD, LIGHT OBLIQUIE, LIGHT; BOOK, BOOK OBLIQUIE 9 PT 12 LEADING
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMWITHOUT REPRODUCTIVE-HEALTH COVERAGE, ANY PUBLIC INSURANCE PLAN IS DOOMED TO
FAIL.In September 1993, as Hillary Clinton lobbied Congress to pass her health-reform bill, she plainly addressed the looming controversy
over reproductive care. “It will include pregnancy-related services, and that will include abortion, as insurance policies currently do,” she told the Senate Finance Committee. Conservatives were incensed. But as the history books record, it was industry pressure and legislative malaise that killed Hillarycare, not debate over women’s rights.
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPlanned Parenthood believes that all Americans should be guaranteed access to quality, affordable health care.
Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast majority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screenings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such reproductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
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HELVETICA NEUE LT PRO
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue55 ROMAN
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE55 ROMAN ALL CAPS
making women’s health care a priority 55 ROMAN LOWERCASE
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue75 BOLD
93 BLACK EXTENDED
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue45 LIGHT
making women’s health care a priority25 ULTRA LIGHT
Making Women’s Health Care A PriorityTHIN EXTENDED
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM75 BOLD CAPS
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
BOOK, BOLD 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:
• Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s repro-ductive health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care.
• Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to afford basic health care.
• Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services.
• Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings.
• Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only inter-action with the country’s health care system.
• As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to comprehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all.
87 HEAVY CONDENSED OBLIQUE, 47 LIGHT CONDENSED, 35 THIN
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMWITHOUT REPRODUCTIVE-HEALTH COVERAGE, ANY PUBLIC INSURANCE PLAN IS DOOMED TO FAIL.
In September 1993, as Hillary Clinton lobbied Congress to pass her health-reform bill, she plainly addressed the looming controversy over
reproductive care. “It will include pregnancy-related services, and that will include abortion, as insurance policies currently do,” she told the
Senate Finance Committee. Conservatives were incensed. But as the history books record, it was industry pressure and legislative malaise
that killed Hillarycare, not debate over women’s rights.
77 CONDENSED BOLD, 56 ITALIC, 55 ROMAN
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPLANNED PARENTHOOD BELIEVES THAT ALL AMERICANS SHOULD BE GUARANTEED
ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE.
Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast majority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screenings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such repro-ductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
RIGHTSABORTION
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FUTURA BOOK
“WOMEN AREN’T JUST DISPRO-PORTIONATELY AFFECTED BY THIS ISSUE BECUASE OF THE ROLES THAT WE PLAY IN FAMILES. WOMEN ARE AFFECTED BECAUSE OF THE JOBS WE DO IN THIS ECONOMY.” — MICHELLE OBAMA
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ALEXANDRIA FLF
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueREGULAR
REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTSREGULAR
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueITALIC Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueBOLD Making Women’s Health Care A PriorityBOLD ITALIC
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMBOLD ALL CAPS
reproductive rightsREGULAR
REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:
• Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s reproduc-tive health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care.
• Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to afford basic health care.
• Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and ser-vices.
• Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings.
• Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only inter-action with the country’s health care system.
• As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to comprehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all.
BOLD,, ITALIC, REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPlanned Parenthood believes that all Americans should be guaranteed access to quality, affordable health care.
Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast majority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screen-ings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such reproductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
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META SERIF
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueSERIF BOOK
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUESERIF BOOK CAPS
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUEBOOK ITALIC
MAKING WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE A PRIORITYSERIF SC BOLD
ABORTION RIGHTSSERIF BOLD
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueSERIF BOLD ITALIC
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMSERIF BOLD
REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:• Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s reproductive
health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care.
• Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to afford basic health care.
• Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services.
• Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings.
• Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only interac-tion with the country’s health care system.
• As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to comprehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all.
BOLD, ITALIC, REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPlanned Parenthood believes that all Americans should be guaranteed access to quality, affordable health care.
Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast majority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screenings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such reproductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
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LINOLETTER STD
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueROMAN
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUEROMAN CAPS
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue ITALIC
MAKING WOMEN’S HEALTH CARE A PRIORITYBOLD
ABORTION RIGHTSBLACK
health care reform is a women’s issueBLACK
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMBLACK
REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
FACTS:• Women are more vulnerable to high health care costs because women’s re-
productive health requires more regular contact with health care providers, including visits for yearly Pap tests, mammograms, and obstetric care.
• Tough economic times are especially difficult for women struggling to af-ford basic health care.
• Women of childbearing a ge spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services.
• Roughly 16.7 million women are uninsured, and thus likely to postpone care and delay or forgo important preventive care, such as cancer screenings.
• Six in 10 clients consider family planning centers, like Planned Parenthood health centers, their main source of health care. Often, these centers are their only interaction with the country’s health care system.
• As the health care reform debate moves forward, those who want to deny access to comprehensive reproductive health care will continue to target both Planned Parenthood and the health insurance coverage that meets all the health care needs of women, men, and teens. We need your help to guarantee that health care reform works for us all.
BOLD, ITALIC, REGULAR, 9 PT 12 LEADING
ADVANCING HEALTH CARE REFORMPlanned Parenthood believes that all Americans should be guaranteed access to quality, affordable health care.
Nationwide, more than 850 Planned Parenthood health centers provide a wide range of reproductive health care to millions of women every year. The vast ma-jority, more than 90 percent, of this health care is preventive — and includes contraception, cancer screenings, testing for sexually transmitted infections, and immunizations. Such reproductive health care is basic health care, and must be covered by any national health insurance plan if we are to meet women’s health care needs.
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LINOLETTER STD
“I THINK YOUR MOM DID” – DEBBIE STABENOW
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OPTI AUVANT GOTHIC
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
HEALTH CARE REFORM is a WOMEN’S ISSUE
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMABORTING HEALTH REFORM
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MONOSPACE 821 BT
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMABORTING HEALTH REFORM
ABORTION RIGHTS
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NEUTRA DISPLAY
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s IssueHealth Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
Abortion RightsAbortion Rights
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE
ABORTING HEALTH REFORMABORTING HEALTH REFORM
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
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NEUTRA DISPLAY
The typical american woman who wants to have two children will spend about five years being pregnant, recovering from prengancy or trying to get pregnant, and about thirty years trying to avoid unintended pregnancies. — nancy folbre
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MODERN NO 216
Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
HEALTH CARE REFORM IS A WOMEN’S ISSUE
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
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ADOBE CASELON
Abortion RightsHealth Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
Abortion Rights health care reform is a WOMEN’S ISSUE
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
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NEUTRAFACE SLAB DISPLAY
Abortion Rights Health Care Reform Is A Women’s Issue
ABORTION RIGHTS health care reform is a WOMEN’S ISSUE
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
ABORTING HEALTH REFORM
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NEUTRAFACE SLAB DISPLAY
Women of childbearing age spend 68 percent more in out-of-pocket health care costs than men, in part because of reproductive health-related supplies and services.
