Nearly half of all women in the United States will have at least one abortion during their
lifetime, and many will encounter economic, logistical, and/or social obstacles while …

CONTEXT Women seeking timely and affordable abortion care may face myriad challenges,
including high out‐of‐pocket costs, transportation demands, scheduling difficulties and …

Background At a time when most states are working to restrict abortion, Massachusetts
stands out as one of the few states with multiple state-level policies in place that support …

Abstract Background The Turnaway Study is designed to prospectively study the outcomes
of women who sought—but did not all obtain—abortions. This design permits more accurate …

We explored how low-income abortion clients in states where public funding was and was
not available perceived the role of public funding for abortion. From October 2010 through …

Abstract Objectives Although California is a state with supportive abortion policies, recent
evidence suggests people may still encounter barriers to obtaining timely abortion care. To …

PURPOSE: Most states regulate abortion differently than other health care services.
Examples of these regulations include mandating waiting periods and the provision of state …

The implications and effects of restrictive abortion laws depend on the characteristics and
motivations of women obtaining abortions. Using secondary analysis of abortion patient …

Objectives. To determine the socioeconomic consequences of receipt versus denial of
abortion. Methods. Women who presented for abortion just before or after the gestational …

How rurality relates to women's abortion decision-making in the United States remains
largely unexplored in existing literature. The present study relies on qualitative methods to …