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The mission of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) is to advance the ability of every woman to achieve full reproductive freedom with access to the safest, most effective, and preferred methods for controlling her fertility and protecting her health.
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Click on "RHTP at-a-glance" to learn more about
the scope of our work and projects (PDF, 2,762 KB):
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08/18/08 |
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08/04/08 |
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"First IVF Baby Turns 30"
Jenn Rogers discusses what we have learned since Louise Brown, the first IVF baby, was born in 1978, and the issues we still need to confront.
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08/01/08 |
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"You Say 'Regret' and I Say 'Relief': A Need to Break the Polemic About Abortion"
An editorial co-authored by Kirsten Moore, RHTP President and CEO, from the journal Contraception.
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7/17/08 |
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"We May Have Won Some Battles, But the War on Contraception and on Science is Still Going Strong"
RHTP board member, Dr. Susan Wood, weighs in on a draft DHHS regulation that would compromise access to healthcare options for women.
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06/29/08 |
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06/06/08 |
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06/25/08 |
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"Future of Abortion: Controversies and Care"
hosted by bpas
June 25-26, 2008
London, England
RHTP sends Kirsten Moore, President and CEO, to speak on "Presenting the Case for Choice" as an official delegate to the bpas conference.
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06/08/08 |
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Voices for Choices
June 8, 2008
Los Altos, CA
Congratulations to Kirsten Moore, President and CEO, who will be honored for her outstanding contributions to protecting reproductive freedom and privacy by Planned Parenthood Advocates Mar Monte, the nation's largest Planned Parenthood affiliate.
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03/08-05/08 |
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Acterra, Planned Parenthood of Mar Monte and RHTP present:
A Free Lecture Series on
Reproductive Health and Our Environment
Palo Alto, CA
For more information:
Eight –Going on Eighteen: Our Daughters and Early Puberty
by Elizabeth Arndorfer
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11/15/07 |
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"New Studies, Old News: Oral Contraceptive Research in the Media" Two recent and separate studies have linked the use of oral contraceptives to a possible increased risk of heart disease and cervical cancer, respectively. More research is still needed, but follow the link to learn more about what the findings might mean for women using or considering the use of oral contraception. [PDF, 145KB]
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11/14/07 |
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RHTP Comments to FDA Regarding a "Behind the Counter" Class of Drugs [PDF, 25KB] |
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08/24/07 |
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Today Marks the One Year Anniversary of Plan B Over-the-Counter! [PDF, 76KB]
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07/24/07 |
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"Is Abortion Bad?" RHTP CEO and President Kirsten Moore's Presentation to the NY Salon [PDF, 114 KB] |
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