Oriana Gonzalez is a Health Care Reporter for Axios, focusing on national health care issues in the United States. With a keen interest in women's reproductive health and rights, Oriana covers topics such as abortion access, maternal health, and the impact of health care policies on vulnerable populations. Her reporting provides in-depth analysis and sheds light on important issues affecting the health care landscape.
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Oriana’s coverage predominantly focuses on the intersection of politics and health, with a specific emphasis on abortion rights, legal policy regulation, and government announcements. Her articles reflect a strong interest in the impact of legislative decisions on public health.
Given Oriana's focus, she would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into the potential effects of legislative changes or court rulings related to abortion rights. This could include healthcare professionals, legal scholars specializing in reproductive rights law, and advocacy group representatives.
Considering her national focus within the United States, pitches should address issues relevant to this geographic area. Expert commentary providing context on how state-specific laws or federal policies may affect access to reproductive healthcare services is likely to resonate well with her coverage interests.
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The state has dedicated $15 million to expand abortion services.
Abortion before the overturning of Roe was still legal at later stages in pregnancy — but that's changed drastically.
By: Oriana González
“That’s the most racist shit I’ve ever heard,” Democratic Rep. Maxwell Frost said of Republicans who think the Trump verdict will help him with Latino voters.
Demand for abortion pills has soared since the Supreme Court decided to overturn Roe v. Wade.
By: Reese Gorman, Oriana González
“I feel like Satan is running his campaign,” said one anti-abortion advocate.
Anti-abortion advocates are hoping voters in Amarillo, Texas, adopt a ballot measure this fall. It could be the most consequential abortion fight of this election cycle.
For the first time, a national abortion rights organization endorsed Sen. Bob Casey, making his evolution from a “pro-life” Democrat complete.
The vice president headed to the home of some of the strictest abortion bans in the country to tell voters in swing states they could be next if Donald Trump wins.
By: Oriana González
Some House Republicans say because the word “abortion” is not in the bill, it is not a ban. The bill’s lead sponsor says it is.
By: Oriana González, Violet Jira
The state Democratic Party “pretty much dropped the ball from the beginning,” one New York lawmaker told NOTUS.
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