Missourians should be very concerned about the impact of this anti-prevention, anti-sex-education bill, HB 1055.
It is not good health care nor common sense policy.
If legislators wanted to lower the number of abortions in Missouri, they would support comprehensive sex education and pass legislation that would help prevent unintended pregnancies in the first place.
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