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New paper 🌍 Our scoping review synthesizes data from 30 countries on the circumstances of abortions later in pregnancy. Health system barriers, late recognition, & finances compound delays. Measurement varies widely across studies. Consistent definitions are needed.

🏥 Madison clinics are seeing a surge in demand for long-term birth control like IUDs and implants, Wisconsin State Journal reports. 📈 A “sharp uptick” came after Donald Trump’s re-election in November and new concerns about access to reproductive health care. bit.ly/3PoZM4K

Props to ProPublica for this guide for miscarriage in states with abortion bans on the books. If you're not getting the care or medical attention you need, call our Repro Legal Helpline at 844-868-2812. Know your rights when seeking medical help: tinyurl.com/KYRMedicalCare

Happy ERP day! The 2025 Economic Report of the President is out now! Chapters cover a wide range of topics incl. remote work and K-12 ed - be sure to check it out. I'll be presenting the health policy chapter at Brookings next Wednesday, links to register and to the ERP below

A new study led by Ortal Wasser NYU Silver finds that even before the #Dobbs decision, 42% of abortion patients faced catastrophic health expenditures, meaning they couldn't afford basic needs due to abortion-related #healthcare costs. bit.ly/3BSv68Z #TeachingTuesday 1/3

NYU Silver 🚌 Many more people who had to travel out of state for abortion were estimated to face catastrophic expenses (65%) than those seeking care in-state (32%). ⚖️ These burdens have likely worsened post-Dobbs due to ⬆️ travel. ⚠️Financial barriers often prevent access to abortion. 2/3

📣 Don't miss this research led by CORE trainee Dana M. Johnson, PhD in collaboration with UT Austin. ⬇️ 🔍 The work provides a new understanding of 𝘸𝘩𝘺 people obtain abortion medication to have on hand in advance of pregnancy + potential barriers to access. bit.ly/3DHowm0

Dana M. Johnson, PhD UT Austin Here in #WI, abortion is restricted. Evidence shows that in response to restrictions, people seek out alternative routes to abortion care. Advance provision may help ⬆️ access to medication abortion in a restrictive policy context. Read more in Dana's 🧵! bit.ly/4a7FRk8

My book proofs are finally here! I can't wait for you all to read it.

“My overall takeaway from the study is that people are very aware of abortion bans and they are very, very scared. They talked about their desire to prepare.” CORE trainee Dana M. Johnson, PhD spoke w/ Ms. Magazine about why people order abortion pills in advance. bit.ly/4hBHObo

Don't want to be pregnant? bargain bin aubrey plaza breaks down how you can get abortion pills for future use from carafem! #TheMoreYouKnow #MedicationAbortion

📢 Today, #SCOTUS hears arguments in Medina vs. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, which will decide whether states can bar #PlannedParenthood from receiving Medicaid funds. For reporters covering this, the following scholars are available. ⤵️ 🔗Connect: scholars.org/features/exper…

One of our field's greatest strengths is the community we have built - so looking forward to seeing folks this week at PAA D.C. ☺️ The last three months have been rough (understatement) but I can't wait to hug my demographers and SRH researchers!

If you have talked to me lately, you know that the SCOTUS oral arguments in Medina vs. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic have me fired up New in The Hill Terri-Ann Thompson and I talk about how this case impacts the millions of folks who use medicaid thehill.com/opinion/523545…

A case currently before the U.S. Supreme Court ⚖️ will decide whether #Medicaid recipients can challenge a state’s decision to block them from accessing care at Planned Parenthood health centers. New in The Hill, CORE trainee Dana M. Johnson, PhD explains the implications.🔍👇🏼 buff.ly/pb3GmnG