; and (F) how to identify misinformation regarding abortion and related health services, including medication abortion, intended to deceive or discourage individuals from accessing such services; and (2) be designed to ensure cultural competency, efficacy, and accessibility for and within underserved communities, including— (A) communities of color; (B) immigrants; (C) people with disabilities; (D) people with limited English proficiency; (E) people with low incomes; (F) young people; (G) LGBTQI+ people; and (H) people living in rural or other medically underserved areas. (c) Campaign limitations In carrying out the campaign under subsection (a), the Secretary shall not— (1) promote misinformation regarding the safety of abortion and related health services, including medication abortion; (2) promote misinformation regarding abortion reversal ; (3) promote abstinence-only-until-marriage programs, also referred to as sexual risk avoidance education programs, or other programs that are not comprehensive or medically accurate; or (4) collect, retain, use, or disclose personal information about visitors to any website, app, or other educational or campaign resource. (d) Consultation In carrying out the campaign under subsection (a), the Secretary shall consult with— (1) licensed health care professionals who are experts in— (A) sexual and reproductive health; and (B) abortion and related health services, including medication abortion; (2) nonprofit organizations whose missions are focused on expanding reproductive rights, reproductive health, and reproductive justice, including funds to access abortion; (3) State and local public health departments; and (4) nonprofit institutions of higher education. .