Jannah Wigle, PhD

The second paper from my #PhD research on the #participation of #youngwomen in #SRH decision-making in #Malawi is now published in @PLOSGPH. journals.plos.org/globalpubliche… A summary 🧵/12

Excited to share research published today in @BioMedCentral Reproductive Health journal exploring the #reproductive autonomy of women living with #multiplemyeloma participating in a pregnancy prevention program. Full article is available here: lnkd.in/gWw8uYhA

🚨 Deadline Alert: Apply for the Chief Science Advisor's Youth Council by Dec. 15! 🌟 Don’t miss your chance to make a difference by bringing youth perspectives to key science discussions in Canada. 🌟 📥 Details & apply: science.gc.ca/site/science/e… #YouthInSTEM

Check out my latest research article 📰 on Young People's Lived Sexual and Reproductive #Citizenship: #participation and power of youth in #Malawi recently published in Global Public Health Journal @tandfonline doi.org/10.1080/174416…

On a day of otherwise terrifying news for #reproductiverights in the US, let's celebrate the wins as seven States successfully voted to expand abortion rights. bbc.com/news/articles/…

When President-Elect Donald Trump retakes office in January, #SRHR will face unprecedented threats at the federal level. Our new analysis outlines 10 ways we expect a second Trump administration to dismantle reproductive rights: gu.tt/4ho0hJ7 #Election2024

Consider joining our research advisory group for the Pregnancy/People with Multiple Chronic Health Conditions qualitative study that I am leading at @UTSCDHS. Please feel free to share and/or reach out if interested!

We teamed up with 10+ youth advisors (also co-authors!) to explore barriers & best practices for #YouthEngagement in health research. Together, we share real strategies for meaningful collaboration. @KBailey_MD @brookeallemang Read here: rdcu.be/dSMjJ

A 6-week abortion ban is now in effect in #Iowa—a massive blow to reproductive autonomy in the state. Iowa moves to Most Restrictive on our interactive map: gu.tt/4985P4S

Our paper was published today in @BMJ_Open on physicians' perspectives on #COVID vaccinations for children. We found individual, interpersonal, systemic/contextual factors shaped their attitudes/approaches to recommend #vaccines bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/7/e… @khodwitz @TARGet_Kids

@clhubes One of my fave hacks for these instances is getting takeout and taking it to the park for a “picnic”. You seem FUN, but also just avoided cooking and dishes all at once.

There is NO SUCH THING as post-birth abortion. A totally unhinged thing to say.

There is no such thing as a “post-birth abortion.” That’s it. That’s the tweet.

And just like that — The Right to Contraception Act has been blocked in the Senate. Let the record show that the opposition would rather take away your right to birth control like IUDs, Emergency Contraception, or the pill, than expand it.

BREAKING: Opponents of reproductive health and rights just blocked a bill that would have ensured that individuals have the right to access FDA-approved contraceptive methods without unnecessary obstacles or discrimination. gu.tt/3Rg2xqj

It's National #Accessibility Week. However, pregnancy care is often inaccessible for people with disabilities. We highlight recommendations to address this issue in our new report funded by @NICHD_NIH and @OSSUtweets. You can read the full report here: ices.on.ca/publications/r…

This statistic, though disappointing, isn't surprising—it's the consequence of sidelining women's health research for decades.

.@krismayes: "The 1864 [abortion ban] is bonkers. It was passed when Arizona wasn’t a state yet, when the Civil War was still raging and when women couldn’t vote. It’s obviously not something that the people of this state want to see imposed on women here” politico.com/news/2024/04/0…

BREAKING: The #Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the state’s 1864 total ban (yes, you read that right) can take effect, superseding a 15-week ban that is already disrupting access to care. Let's be clear: this is a devastating violation of reproductive autonomy.

Look at what happened to women’s basketball with proper investment in just two years. Next: women’s health 🚀

BREAKING: Florida's Supreme Court has upheld its 15-week abortion ban, allowing a 6-week ban to go into effect in 30 days. The Court also approved a ballot initiative that would amend the Florida constitution to protect abortion that will face voters in November. 📢