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Health May 15, 10:00 am

Trump’s Moms.gov: A Misleading Resource for Pregnant Women

The new Moms.gov website offers limited support for pregnant women and promotes deceptive pregnancy centers

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  • Moms.gov provides little in the way of genuine support for pregnant women
  • The site directs users to deceptive pregnancy centers
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  • The misleading nature of the site could negatively impact women's healthcare decisions
  • It highlights ongoing tensions around reproductive rights and access to legitimate medical resources
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  • The site is part of a broader political strategy related to reproductive health discussions
  • Critics argue it undermines access to factual information and resources for expecting mothers

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    Original report Trump’s new Moms.gov website is an anti-choice hub that misleads women | Moira Donegan

    Publisher: The Guardian Health · Published May 15, 10:00 am · theguardian.com

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Site provides little in the way of actual support for pregnant women – but does direct them to deceptive pregnancy centersOn the website’s landing page, a photo of a heavily pregnant white woman is c…

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  • Moms.gov provides little in the way of genuine support for pregnant women
  • The site directs users to deceptive pregnancy centers
  • The website promotes an anti-choice agenda rather than comprehensive healthcare

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  • The misleading nature of the site could negatively impact women's healthcare decisions
  • It highlights ongoing tensions around reproductive rights and access to legitimate medical resources

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