Introduction A six-year statewide contraceptive access initiative focused on equitable access
to contraception, removing cost barriers, capacity building and training, raising consumer …

Introduction Previous research has documented how the implementation of the 2019 Title X
Final Rule reduced the Title X network capacity and led to decreases in patient numbers …

This study assesses cost savings associated with specific contraceptive methods provided to
beneficiaries enrolled in South Carolina Medicaid between 2012 and 2018. Incremental cost …

Background: Availability of long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) is an important
indicator of high-quality women's health care. There are limited data on the impact of state …

Contraceptive use allows individuals, couples, and families to determine if and when they
want to have children. Differences in contraceptive use persist across groups in the United …

Contraceptive access is vital for women to be able to participate equally within economic life.
Studies have shown that access to contraceptives increases women's labor force …

Contraception, otherwise known as birth control, is when individuals use a single
contraceptive method, like a device or medication, or a combination of two or more methods …

Experts have suggested replacing or balancing traditional public health measures like
“unintended pregnancy” with more measures of holistic constructs, like autonomy or quality …