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Contributor: There's federal progress on women's health. No joke

States have been the laboratory for policy changes on menopause care and hormone access, and the feds are now following leaders such as California.

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Los Angeles Times· Oct 3, 10:03 AMContributor: There's federal progress on women's health. No joke

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