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POTENTIAL FOR PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BC
Legislation is currently pending in 11 additional states that would allow pharmacists to prescribe self-administered hormonal birth control.
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Understanding Contraceptive Deserts
Taking a closer look at one state to understand the concept of contraceptive deserts.
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Contraceptive Access in Massachusetts
In 2021, Title X-supported centers provided contraceptive care to 11,954 women in Massachusetts. The number of patients served from 2018-2021 declined by 81.2%.
December 13, 2021
NEARLY 429,000 IN Women Live in Deserts
Approximately, 65,900 women of reproductive age in Indiana in need of publicly funded contraception live in counties that lost Title X resources.
December 13, 2021
NEARLY 242,000 OR Women Live in Deserts
Approximately, 257,950 women of reproductive age in Oregon in need of publicly funded contraception live in counties that lost Title X resources.
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