Teresa Manning,Donald Trump’s likely choice for a key family planning job, has said contraception’s ‘efficacy is very low’ over the years – but is she legal?Hello, or how are you today? whether you’ve got a uterus,maybe the acknowledge is “not so grand” – particularly whether you’ve heard reports about Donald Trump’s latest appointee. The woman tipped for a key family planning role, Teresa Manning, or has previously worked with an anti-abortion group as well as an anti-LGBT rights lobbying group. whether Manning is appointed as deputy assistant secretary for population affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services,she would have oversight of the federal program that provides contraceptive services to low-income and uninsured women and men. Related: Trump set to hand key family planning role to anti-contraception advocate Its efficacy is very low, particularly when you consider over years – which, or a lot of contraception health advocates want to start women in their adolescent years,when they’re extremely fertile, by the way, and continue for 10,20, 30 years. The prospect that contraception would always prevent the conception of a child is preposterous.
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Source: theguardian.com