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The First National Data on Birth Control Post-Dobbs Is Here, and the News Is Not Good

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A bar chart from USC Schaeffer showing the percent change in oral and emergency contraceptive fills per 100,000 women aged 15 to 49 in various states. The data shows decreases in oral contraceptive fills and increases in emergency contraceptive fills in most states. Notable changes include a 73% decrease in oral contraceptive fills in Arkansas, a 78% decrease in Kentucky, and a 71% decrease in Louisiana. Significant increases in emergency contraceptive fills are seen in Idaho (147%), Mississippi (49%), and South Dakota (182%). Overall, oral contraceptive fills decreased by 24% and emergency contraceptive fills increased by 60%.

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