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Linda Prine is an American family physician, author, professor, consultant, cycling advocate, non-profit founder, academy chair, health care director, fellowship director, and residency teacher best known nationally for her award-winning work as a reproductive rights and universal health care activist. Prine promotes making abortion part of family health care. She is the medical director of the Reproductive Health Access Project, of which she is a co-founder.

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